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- SZ %1 %2 %3 /cmd|| Run small Z in /CMD mode
- SZ %F.msg /b|| Ctrl-F1=Examine messages
- CLS|%1 %P|PAUSE|| Ctrl-F2=Execute program
- TCOM %1 /opt /noinit /q >%F.msg|| Ctrl-F3=Compile "OPTIMIZED"
- SZ ZZ.CFG /cmd|| Ctrl-F4=Edit config file
- TCOM %1 /opt /sym /q >%F.msg|| F5=Compile program
- echo Ctrl-F6 is not defined, edit ZZ.CFG|pause|| Ctrl-F6=<not defined>
- BXDEBUG %F.com|| F7=Debug program
- echo Ctrl-F8 is not defined, edit ZZ.CFG|pause|| Ctrl-F8=<not defined>
- F %1|| F9=Run Forth & open file
- LOOK "%PString: "" %PFilespecs: " |echo.|pause|| Ctrl-F10=find text in files
- echo Shift-F1 is not defined, edit ZZ.CFG|pause|| Shift-F1=<not defined>
- echo Shift-F2 is not defined, edit ZZ.CFG|pause|| Shift-F2=<not defined>
- echo Shift-F3 is not defined, edit ZZ.CFG|pause|| Shift-F3=<not defined>
- echo Shift-F4 is not defined, edit ZZ.CFG|pause|| Shift-F4=<not defined>
- echo Shift-F5 is not defined, edit ZZ.CFG|pause|| Shift-F5=<not defined>
- echo Shift-F6 is not defined, edit ZZ.CFG|pause|| Shift-F6=<not defined>
- echo Shift-F7 is not defined, edit ZZ.CFG|pause|| Shift-F7=<not defined>
- echo Shift-F8 is not defined, edit ZZ.CFG|pause|| Shift-F8=<not defined>
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- ******************** ZZ.CFG Documentation follows **********************
- ************************************************************************
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- The various "%" commands in the above lines are interpreted as follows:
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- %1 Is replaced with the filename being edited
- %2 Is replaced with the ROW of the file being edited
- %3 Is replaced with the COLUMN of the file being edited
- %F Is replaced witht he file being edited but with the file
- extension removed
- %P Is replaced with prompted command line parameters. %P can
- be followed with an optional string upto a " character
- in the form: %PHello there" where "Hello there" will
- be the prompt rather than the default "Command line:"
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- The purpose of the %P escape sequence is to allow user entered parameter
- to be entered at command line execution time. The optional string following
- lets the user know what kind of parameter is being requested. Multiple
- %P sequences can be placed in a DOS command sequence, and each will be
- prompted and filled in before ANY of the DOS commands in the sequence is
- performed. The total length of any DOS sequence is limited to 255 characters,
- including The expanded filename, and parameters.
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- The "|" symbol is used to delimit DOS commands, with "||" being used to
- signify the end of a series of commands. Text to the right of "||" is
- treated as comments.
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