Open System Services Shell and Utilities Reference Manual (G06.29+, H06.08+, J06.03+)

User Commands (d - f) enoft(1)
enoft < command_file [ > output_file ]
For complete information on using enoft, refer to the enoft Manual.
SUBCOMMANDS
enoft supports all flags listed in the SYNOPSIS section as subcommands for interactive use. Such
subcommands consist of the flag without the prefixed dash (-).
The following subcommands are primarily for interactive use. These subcommands can be
entered as OSS shell command line flags when prefixed by a dash (-) but are only meaningful
when used interactively:
break key on keyboard
Interrupts the processing of the current subcommand as soon as possible without
corrupting any enoft internal tables. The enoft utility resumes operation with the
next subcommand line.
CD [ dir_pathname1 ]
Changes current working directory to the specified directory.
{ DIR | FILES }[dir_pathname2 ]
Lists the files in the specified directory.
EXIT | E | QUIT | Q
Stops the enoft process.
FC [ hist_num | -hist_offset | text ]
Allows you to edit or repeat a previously executed subcommand line.
hist_num Specifies the number of a previously entered subcommand line.
The default value is the previously entered subcommand line.
-hist_offset Specifies a negative offset from the current subcommand line.
The flag entered before the FC subcommand is -1.
text Is a string of characters.
{ HISTORY | H }[hist_num ]
Displays previously entered subcommand lines. hist_num specifies the number of
subcommand lines to be displayed. The default value is 10 subcommand lines.
{ LINES | -SL } number
Specifies the number of lines of output to display before pausing so that an area of
output does not scroll out of the terminal or emulator display memory. A single
line of output from enoft can result in multiple lines of output on a screen, so more
lines than are specified by number might be displayed.
Valid values for number are in the range 0 (zero) through 65535. If the LINES
attribute is not specified, the default value for number is zero. A zero value causes
output to continue until all results are displayed.
NOTES
As an alternative syntax, enoft allows subcommands to be entered without the dash (-) that nor-
mally begins a command flag. When the dash is omitted, each subcommand after the first must be
separated from the next subcommand in the command line by a semi-colon (;). Because semi-
colons have significance to the OSS shell, they must be preceded by a backslash character or that
portion of the command line must be enclosed in quotation marks; for example:
enoft file /usr/subdir/hello.out\; set format innerlist\; dumpcode
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