TS/MP 2.5 System Management Manual

PATHCOM $PM1;ERRORS 10;OBEY PWCMD
EXIT Command
Use the EXIT command to terminate communication with PATHCOM. If PATHCOM is using a
command file, this command terminates the command file.
EXIT
PATHCOM stops when it encounters the EXIT command in a command file (the IN file).
FC Command
Use the FC command to edit or repeat a command line.
FC [ [-] number | string ]
number
is the command number of the command to be retrieved. If number is passed as -7, the 7th previous
command is retrieved.
string
is the first character of a previous command.
This command displays the previous command line and prompts to edit input with a period (.). FC
accepts three subcommands:
Replaces one or more characters.
• R(
replacement-string)
Inserts one or more characters.
• I (
insertion-string)
Deletes one character.
• D (
deletion-character
)
Considerations
• You enter subcommands and their associated strings beneath the display command-line and
terminate these commands with a carriage return. Begin replacement, insertion, and deletion
commands with the character positioned directly above the subcommand (R,I,D).
Subcommand R replaces characters in the command-line with replacement-string on a
one-for-one basis. Subcommand I inserts insertion-string in the command-line before
the character that is above insertion-string. Subcommand D deletes the character that
is above it in the command-line; you can repeat the subcommand for each character to be
deleted. If you enter a string of characters but no command, replacement R occurs.
• After you edit the command-line, entering FC displays the command-line and prompts for
another subcommand. FC terminates when it receives only a carriage return; the corrected
command-line is then run. You can terminate the FC command without execution by pressing
BREAK, pressing CTRL/Y, or entering a double slash (//) in columns 1 and 2, immediately
followed by a carriage return.
• You can separate FC subcommands by entering the double slash. For example:
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