ZiLOG Z80-RIO Operating System User's Manual page 54

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L=listing_disposition
The listing is normally routed to SYSLST but can be routed
to any device or file. For example, L=$CON would route
output to the console (SYSLST may also be defined as this
device) or L=2/FILELISTING would route the output to file
'FILELISTING' on drive 2 of the master device. All output
generated for the specified device or file will be
buffered, i.e., several lines will be transferred at one
time. While output is active at the console, entering a
I?'
character will cause output to stop until another
I?'
character is entered. If the ESCape character (ASCII IBH)
is typed, output will be terminated and control will return
to the Executive. The
I?'
and ESCape features apply
only to MCZ systems.
CDATE
DATE reI date
where reI is one of the relational operators '=',
'>', '<', '>=', '<=', or '<>', and date is up to 6
digits or '*' representing a date to be compared against
in 'yymmdd' form. '*' in a digit position specifies that
that digit will be considered equal to anything. A date
expressed with less than 6 digits is treated as being
filled on the right with '*'s.
DATE refers to the date of last modification. CDATE refers
to the date of creation. The entire option should be
specified with no intervening blanks. For example:
CDATE>=7805
refers to all files created with dates in May of 1978
or later. This is equivalent to
CDATE>=7805**
If the referenced date field of the file descriptor has
a character which is not a digit, it will not match unless
that digit position of the match date has an '*' in it.
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