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Entering Commands
To start logging commands to a command file
For example, the following three lines are treated as a single shell
command. The two hidden line feeds are ignored because they are
inside the two single quotes ('):
!awk '/$/ { blanks++ }
END { print blanks }
' an_unix_file
To start logging commands to a command file
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Choose File→Log→Record and use the dialog box to select a
command file name.
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Using the command line, enter the log_commands to <file>
command.
To stop logging commands to a command file
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Choose File→Log→Stop.
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Using the command line, enter the log_commands off command.
To playback (execute) a command file
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Choose File→Log→Playback and use the dialog box to select the
name of the command file you wish to execute.
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Using the command line, enter the name of the command file and
press <RETURN>.
If you enter the name of the command file in the command line and the
interface cannot find the command file in the current directory, it searches
the directories specified in the HP64KPATH environment variable.
To interrupt playback of a command file, press the <CTRL>c key
combination. (The mouse pointer must be within the interface window.)
If you press <CTRL>c to stop execution of a command file while the "wait"
command is being executed from the command file, the <CTRL>c will
terminate the "wait" command, but will not terminate command file
execution. To do this, press <CTRL>c again.
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