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- LUT Command
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- Purpose: Displays the directory of one or more library (LBR) files
- which were created by the LU or LAR utility.
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- Format: LUT [d:][path]filename[.ext]
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- Remarks: The single operand names a library file. Global filename
- characters * and ? are allowed in the filename and the
- extension. If the extension is omitted, LBR is assumed.
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- If the filename is omitted, all LBR files on the current
- drive and in the current directory are listed.
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- Examples:
- 1) List directories of all LBR files on current drive
- LUT
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- 2) List directory of all LBR files on drive B
- LUT B:
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- 3) List all LBR directories of filenames beginning with XYZ
- LUT XYZ*
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- 4) List all LBR directories for files in the path \TEST
- LUT \TEST
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- 5) List all LBR directories in path \TEST beginning with XYZ
- LUT \TEST\XYZ*
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- Notes: Written by Vernon Buerg for public domain use.
- For DOS 2.0 or later. Not for sale or hire.
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- History:
- Version 1.6, July 11, 1984.
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- Version 1.7, August 8, 1984.
- Ignore CRC bytes in directory.
- Use memory allocation functions.
- Checks for DOS 2.
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- Version 1.83, September 25, 1984.
- Sort directory by name.
- Check and display CRC values.
- Format LU86 format date/time.
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- Version 1.9, November 9, 1984.
- Assume LBR extension.
- Default to all LBR files if only a path is supplied
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