Separate commands and arguments with spaces. Press Return to execute the command line. Command names and keywords are shown in all upper case letters and file and directory names usually have the first letter in upper case however, they do not need to be entered that way. Lines in the example not prefaced by 1> represent the output of a command. The 1> represents the Shell prompt do not type it as part of the example command. Examples are displayed in the courier typeface to distinguish them from normal text. Location The directory where the command is normally stored. A complete description of the template notation is found on page 6-8. Entering a command followed by a space and a question mark (for example, DIR ?) displays the template. Template An optional on-line reminder of the command's format that is embedded in the program's code. The special characters that indicate the particular type of argument are described on page 6-6. This chapter and Chapter 7 provide command specifications for the AmigaDOS commands and the Workbench programs accessible through the Shell using the following standard outline:įormat All the arguments and options accepted by a command. Each command documented in this manual is shown with the format, arguments, options, symbols, and abbreviations required for proper use.
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