cmdintro.gml

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.* Description:  Angle bracket convention.
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.* Date         By              Reason
.* ----         --              ------
.* 07-aug-92    Craig Eisler    initial draft
.* 01-oct-05    L. Haynes       reformatted for hlp, figures
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The following command descriptions show items within angle brackets (&lt.&gt.).
The angle brackets are there to indicate items that you may supply.
You are not required to type the brackets.  For example, <filename> simply
means that in the corresponding place in the command you should enter
the name of a file.  For example, <filename> may be replaced with
.millust begin
   test.c
.millust end
and the brackets are not entered.
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The command descriptions also show items inside double quotes (").  The
double quotes are used to indicate a literal option that you may supply.
You are not required to type the quotes.  For example, "-c" indicates
that in the corresponding place in the command you may enter
.param -c
:period.
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In the syntax model for each command, the upper-case characters represent
the minimal truncation of the command.