bat.def

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; PSPad clip definition file for MS-Dos BAT
; author: ing. Jan Fiala [e-mail]
; last revision: 30.8.2003
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[APPEND | Search path for data files]
APPEND |[d:]path[;][d:]path[...]
[APPEND1 |d Search path for data files]
APPEND ;
APPEND [d:]path[;][d:]path[...]
APPEND |[/X:on|off][/path:on|off] [/E]
Rem Displays or sets the search path for data files. DOS will search
Rem the specified path(s) if the file is not found in the current path.
Rem /X[:ON|:OFF]
Rem     Specifies whether MS-DOS is to search (/X:ON) or not search (/X:OFF)
Rem     appended directories. The default value is /X:OFF.
Rem /PATH:ON|/PATH:OFF
Rem     Specifies whether a program is to search appended directories for a data
Rem     file when a path is already included with the name of the file the
Rem     program is looking for. The default setting is /PATH:ON.
Rem /E
Rem     Assigns the list of appended directories to an environment variable
Rem     named APPEND. This switch can be used only the first time.
[ASSIGN | Redirects disk drive requests to a different drive]
ASSIGN |x=y [...] /sta
[ATTRIB | File attributes setting]
ATTRIB |[+R|-R] [+A|-A] [+S|-S] [+H|-H] [d:][path]filename [/S]
[ATTRIB1 |d File attributes setting]
ATTRIB |[d:][path]filename [/S]
ATTRIB [+R|-R] [+A|-A] [+S|-S] [+H|-H] [d:][path]filename [/S]
Rem Sets or displays the read-only, archive, system,
Rem and hidden attributes of a file or directory.
Rem + sets attribute
Rem - clear attribute
Rem   R Read-Only file
Rem   A Archive file
Rem   S System file
Rem   H Hidden file
Rem /S processes files in the current directory and all of its subdirectories
[BACKUP | Makes a backup copy of one or more files]
BACKUP |d:[path][filename] d:[/S][/M][/A][/F:(size)] [/P][/D:date] [/T:time] [/L:[path]filename]
[BREAK | Check for Ctrl + Break]
BREAK=|on|off
[BUFFERS | Number of disk buffers]
BUFFERS=|number[,read_ahead_number]
[BUFFERS1 |d Number of disk buffers]
BUFFERS=|number[,read_ahead_number]
Rem Used in the CONFIG.SYS file to set the number of disk buffers (number)
Rem that willbe available for use during data input. Also used to set a value
Rem for the numberof sectors to be read in advance (read-ahead) during
Rem data input operations.
Rem numbers = 0..99, read-ahead number = 1..8
[CALL | Calls another batch file]
CALL |[d:][path]batchfilename [options]
[CHCP | Displays the current code page]
CHCP (codepage)
[CHDIR | Change working directory]
CHDIR |(CD) [d:]path
[CHKDSK | Checks a disk]
CHKDSK |[d:][path][filename] [/F][/V]
[CHKDSK1 |d Checks a disk]
CHKDSK |[d:][path][filename] [/F][/V]
Rem Checks a disk and provides a file and memory status report.
Rem /F  fixes errors on the disk. Do not use this option when running CHKDSK
Rem     from other programs In general, when fixing disk errors, use
Rem     ScanDisk instead of CHKDSK.
Rem /V  Displays the name of each file in every directory as the disk is
Rem     checked.
[CHOICE | Provides a prompt ofr user choice]
CHOICE |[/C[:]keys] [/N][/S][/T[:]c,nn] [text]
[CHOICE1 |d Provides a prompt ofr user choice]
Rem CHOICE |[/C[:]keys] [/N][/S][/T[:]c,nn] [text]
Rem Used to provide a prompt so that a user can make a choice
Rem while a batch program is running.
Rem /C[:]keys
Rem     Specifies allowable keys in the prompt. When displayed, the keys will be
Rem     separated by commas, will appear in brackets ([]), and will be followed
Rem     by a question mark. If you don't specify the /C switch, CHOICE uses YN
Rem     as the default. The colon (:) is optional.
Rem /N  Causes CHOICE not to display the prompt. The text before the prompt is
Rem     still displayed, however
Rem /S  Causes CHOICE to be case sensitive
Rem /T[:]c,nn
Rem     Causes CHOICE to pause for a specified number of seconds before
Rem     defaulting to a specified key.
Rem     c  specifies the character to be default
Rem     nn number of seconds
[CLS | CLear screen]
CLS|
[COMMAND | Starts a new version of command processor]
COMMAND |[d:][path] [device] [/P][/E:(size)] [/MSG][/Y [/C (command)|/K (command)]
[COMMAND1 |d Starts a new version of command processor]
COMMAND |[d:][path] [device] [/P][/E:(size)] [/MSG][/Y [/C (command)|/K (command)]
Rem Starts a new version of the DOS command processor
Rem (the program that loads the DOS Internal programs).
Rem /C command
Rem     Specifies that the command interpreter is to perform the specified
Rem     command and then exit. This switch must be the last switch on the
Rem     command line.
Rem /E:nnnnn
Rem     Specifies the environment size, where nnnnn is the size in bytes. The
Rem     value of nnnnn must be in the range 160 through 32768. MS-DOS rounds
Rem     this number up to a multiple of 16 bytes. The default value is 256.
Rem /K command
Rem     Runs the specified command, program, or batch program and then displays
Rem     the MS-DOS command prompt. This switch must be the last switch on the
Rem     COMMAND command line.
Rem /P  switch makes the new copy of the command interpreter permanent.
Rem     In this case, the EXIT command cannot be used to stop the command interpreter.
Rem /MSG
Rem     Specifies that all error messages should be stored in memory. Usually,
Rem     some messages are stored only on disk. This switch is useful only if you
Rem     are running MS-DOS from floppy disks. You must specify the /P switch
Rem     when you use the /MSG switch.
Rem /Y  Directs COMMAND.COM to step through the batch file specified by the /C
Rem     or /K switches. This switch is useful for debugging batch files. For
Rem     example, to step through the TEST.BAT batch file line by line, you would
Rem     type COMMAND /Y /C TEST. The /Y switch requires either the /C or the /K
Rem     switch.
[COMP | Compares two groups of files]
COMP |[d:][path][filename] [d:][path][filename] [/A][/C][/D][/L][/N:(number)]
[COPY | Copies and appends files]
COPY |[/Y|-Y] [/A][/B] [d:][path]filename [/A][/B] [d:][path][filename] [/V]
[COPY1 |d Copies and appends files]
COPY |[/Y|-Y] [/A][/B] [d:][path]filename [/A][/B] [d:][path][filename] [/V]
Rem Copies and appends files.
Rem /Y  Indicates that you want COPY to replace existing file(s) without
Rem     prompting you for confirmation.
Rem /-Y Indicates that you want COPY to prompt you for confirmation when
Rem     replacing an existing file.
Rem /A  Indicates an ASCII text file.
Rem /B  Indicates a binary file.
Rem /V  Verifies that new files are written correctly.
[COUNTRY | Use country-specific text conventions]
COUNTRY=|country code,[code page][,][d:][filename]
[CTTY | Changes the standard console output]
CTTY |device
[DATE | Displays and/or sets the system date]
DATE |mm-dd-yy
[DBLSPACE |d Program for disk compress]
DBLSPACE |/automount=drives
DBLSPACE /chkdsk [/F] [d:]
DBLSPACE /compress d: [/newdrive=host:] [/reserve=size] [/F]
DBLSPACE /create d: [/newdrive=host:] [/reserve=size] [/size=size]
DBLSPACE /defragment [d:] ]/F]
DBLSPACE /delete d:
DBLSPACE /doubleguard=0|1
DBLSPACE /format d:
DBLSPACE [/info] [d:]
DBLSPACE /list
DBLSPACE /mount[=nnn] host: [/newdrive=d:]
DBLSPACE /ratio[=ratio] [d:] [/all]
DBLSPACE /size[=size] [/reserve=size] d:
DBLSPACE /uncompress d:
DBLSPACE /unmount [d:]
Rem A program that allows you to compress information on a disk.
[DEBUG | Utility for other program debugging]
DEBUG [pathname] [parameters]
[DEFRAG | Reorganize the files on the disk]
DEFRAG |[d:] [/F][/S[:]order] [/B][/skiphigh [/LCD|/BW|/GO] [/H]
[DEFRAG1 |d Reorganize the files on the disk]
DEFRAG |[d:] [/F][/S[:]order] [/B][/skiphigh [/LCD|/BW|/GO] [/H]
DEFRAG [d:] [/V][/B][/skiphigh] [/LCD]|/BW|/GO] [/H]
Rem Optimizes disk performance by reorganizing the files on the disk.
Rem /F  Defragments files and ensures that the disk contains no empty spaces
Rem     between files.
Rem /U  Defragments files and leaves empty spaces, if any, between files.
Rem /S  Controls how the files are sorted in their directories.
Rem     Use any combination of the values, and do not separate with spaces:
Rem       N   In alphabetic order by name
Rem       N-  In reverse alphabetic order by name (Z through A)
Rem       E   In alphabetic order by extension
Rem       E-  In reverse alphabetic order by extension (Z through A)
Rem       D   By date and time, earliest first
Rem       D-  By date and time, latest first
Rem       S   By size, smallest first
Rem       S-  By size, largest first
Rem /B  Restarts your computer after files have been reorganized.
Rem /SKIPHIGH
Rem     Loads DEFRAG into conventional memory. By default, DEFRAG is loaded into
Rem     upper memory, if upper memory is available.
Rem /LCD
Rem     Starts DEFRAG using an LCD color scheme.
Rem /BW Starts DEFRAG using a black and white color scheme.
Rem /G0 Disables the graphic mouse and graphic character set.
Rem /H  Moves hidden files.
[DEL | Delete file(s)]
DEL |[d:][path]filename [/P]
[DELOLDOS | Deletes files from previous versions of DOS]
DELOLDOS |[/B]
[DELTREE | Deletes a directory including all files]
DELTREE |[/Y] [d:]path [d:]path[...]
[DEVICE | Load device driver]
DEVICE=|(driver name)
[DEVICEHIGH | Install the device driver into the upper memory]
DEVICEHIGH=|(driver name)
[DIR | Displays directory content]
DIR |[d:][path][filename] [/A:(attributes)] [/O:(order)] [/B][/C][/CH][/L][/S][/P][/W]
[DIR1 |d Displays directory content]
DIR |[d:][path][filename] [/A:(attributes)] [/O:(order)] [/B][/C][/CH][/L][/S][/P][/W]
Rem Displays directory of files and directories stored on disk.
Rem /P  Displays one screen of the listing at a time.
Rem /W  Displays the listing in wide format, with as many as five filenames or
Rem     directory names on each line.
Rem /A[[:] attributes]
Rem     Displays only the names of those directories and files with the
Rem     attributes you specify. If you omit this switch, DIR displays the names
Rem     of all files except hidden and system files. If you use this switch
Rem     without specifying attributes, DIR displays the names of all files,
Rem     including hidden and system files. The following list describes each of
Rem     the values you can use for attributes. The colon (:) is optional. Use
Rem     any combination of these values, and do not separate the values with
Rem     spaces.
Rem       H   Hidden files
Rem       -H  Files that are not hidden
Rem       S   System files
Rem       -S  Files other than system files
Rem       D   Directories
Rem       -D  Files only (not directories)
Rem       A   Files ready for archiving (backup)
Rem       -A  Files that have not changed since the last backup
Rem       R   Read-only files
Rem       -R  Files that are not read-only
Rem /O[[:] sortorder]
Rem     Controls the order in which DIR sorts and displays directory names and
Rem     filenames. The following list
Rem     describes each of the values you can use for sortorder. Use any
Rem     combination of the values, and do not separate these values with
Rem     spaces.
Rem       N   In alphabetic order by name
Rem       -N  In reverse alphabetic order by name (Z through A)
Rem       E   In alphabetic order by extension
Rem       -E  In reverse alphabetic order by extension (Z through A)
Rem       D   By date and time, earliest first
Rem       -D  By date and time, latest first
Rem       S   By size, smallest first
Rem       -S  By size, largest first
Rem       G   With directories grouped before files
Rem       -G  With directories grouped after files
Rem       C   By compression ratio, lowest first.