ACC Utilities Reference Guide

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ZMNTR - ZCOM Runtime Monitor
Running ZMNTR (ZCOM Runtime Monitor)
ZMNTR can also execute commands directly from the shell command
line. For example:
$ zmntr tt 1 5
will start ZMNTR, execute the TT command, and then exit from ZMNTR
returning to the shell prompt. This command may also be entered with
commas as delimiters between the command parameters, but must have
a space between ZMNTR and the TT command, for example:
$ zmntr tt,1,5
is allowed, but:
$ zmntr,tt,1,5
is not allowed.
Running from a command file
ZMNTR may also be run from a command file. T he command file may be
invoked in two ways. Firstly from the interactive mode by entering the
TR command followed by the file name, or from the shell command line.
For example:
ZMNTR> tr command.file
$ zmntr tr command.file
Refer to t he TR command description for more details on command files.
Command stack
If ZMNTR is run interactively from an HP terminal (such as HP2392, or
700/92), or a window emulating an HP terminal, a command stack
facility is available to allow easy repetition of previously used commands ,
and editing of those commands for reuse.
The command stack is displayed by entering / causing ZMNTR to display
the list of most recently used commands on the screen. For example:
ZMNTR> /
---Commands---
tt 1 100
?
mx 0 1
di 1 100