Binder Manual (G06.27+, H06.04+, J06.03+)

BIND Commands
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OBEY Command
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MOVE repositions the entry name BLOCK-1 from whatever position it currently
occupies in the include list to the position immediately following BLOCK-5.
@ADD * FROM objfile
@MOVE block-1 AFTER block-5
@BUILD
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MOVE repositions the entry names BLOCK-1 and BLOCK-7 from whatever
positions they currently occupy in the include list to the positions immediately
preceding BLOCK-2.
@MOVE (block-1, block-7) BEFORE block-2
OBEY Command
The OBEY command tells Binder to read commands from a specified file and directs
output listing to a specified file.
OUT file-name
directs any output listing to the specified file. Error messages are also displayed at
the terminal if you are using Binder interactively, however. For additional
information, see OUT Command on page 3-39.
file-name
is the name of the OBEY file.
Considerations
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Binder reads commands from the named file and processes them until it
encounters an end of file. At end of file, Binder closes the OBEY file, and
command input reverts to the previous input file, normally the home terminal.
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If a command in the OBEY file contains an OUT specification, it overrides the OUT
specification in the OBEY command. Similarly, any subsequent command in the
file that has an OUT specification overrides a previous one.
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Additional OBEY commands can appear within an OBEY file; you can nest OBEY
files up to a depth of four.
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If an OBEY file changes the default setting of the node or volume, that setting
remains in effect for all subsequent commands, including commands entered after
you return from the OBEY file. To return to the previous settings, you must enter
another SYSTEM or VOLUME command.
OBEY [ / OUT file-name / ] file-name