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DIR COMMAND
9. 1 -- Use
the output to the line printer.
The format of the display is
the same.
Like other MOOS commands that direct output to the
line
printer,
the
paging
will
be
preserved
by
the
DIR
command.
Thus, onCe
the
paper
in
the
printer
has
been
aligned,
it
will
remain aligned after a directory
has
been
printed.
9. 2
Messages
The following messages
can
be
displa~ed
by
the
DIR
command.
The
standard error messages that can be displayed
by 'all commands are not listed
here.
DRIVE :
i
DISK
1.
D.
xxxxxxxx
This is the directory command's heading line that
is
displayed
each
time the command is invoked.
"i" is the logical unit
number.
"xxxxxxxx"
is
the diskette's
ID
that was aSSigned to it when it
UJas generated.
TOTAL NUMBER OF SECTORS : dddd/$hhh
This message is displayed
if
either
the
"E"
or
the
"Alf
option UJas specified on the command line,
and if one or more directory entries
~ere
found.
It·
gives
the
total
number
of sectors that
is
al10cated to th e Til es whose names are
d i
sp lay.ed.
"dd
d d
II
is the dec ima
1
val ue of the tota
1.
"hhh
It
is the hexadecimal
value
OT
the
total.
This
message
is
displayed
after all file names have
been printed.
TOTAL DIRECTORY ENTRIES SHOWN
ddd/$hh
This
message
is
shown
at
the
end
OT
each
directory
search
that
found
at least one file
name.
It gives the
total
number
of
director~
entries included in the display.
uddd" gives the
decimal value
of
the
total.
"hhll
gives
the
h-exadecimal value of the total.
NO DIRECTORY ENTRY FOUND
This message is displayed if the <name> specified
on the
command
line
does
not
result
in
any
matches
with
directory
entrie~
on the diskette.
If
<name>
contains
a
family( indicator,
the
message means that no members of that
family
were
round on the diskette.
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