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(FindNextFile)

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	Example: The (FindFirstFile) mnemonic can be used to find the first file matching a certain wild card value, then the (FindNextFile) can be used, repeatedly, to find subsequent files matching the same wild card value.		Example: The (FindFirstFile) mnemonic can be used to find the first file matching a certain wild card value, then the (FindNextFile) can be used, repeatedly, to find subsequent files matching the same wild card value.

-	Flags is the ~~sum of the specified decimal values from the following chart:~~	+	<p>
		+	Flags are defined as for the (FileStatus) mnemonic above.

-	~~Flag Description~~
-	~~1 Perform function at CometAnywhere remote system~~
-	~~2 If not CometAnywhere, then substitute local for remote~~
-	~~If the program is running on a local Comet system (not on a CometAnywhere client system), this flag substitutes the local drive/path name for a remote path/drive name.~~
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-	History: This mnemonic was added in Comet Build 299 and REL Version 01.07.	+	History: This mnemonic was added in Comet Build 299 and REL Version 01.07.

	== (Flush) ==		== (Flush) ==

Barb: /* (FindFirstFile) */

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	The file name is in Windows format, UNC format, or a directory alias. The file name may be a specific name or a wild card value (e.g., c:\samplefiles\.).		The file name is in Windows format, UNC format, or a directory alias. The file name may be a specific name or a wild card value (e.g., c:\samplefiles\.).

-	Flags ~~is the sum of the specified decimal values from the following chart:~~	+	Flags are defined as for the (FileStatus) mnemonic above.
-		+
-	~~Flag Description~~	+
-	~~1 Perform function at CometAnywhere remote system~~	+
-	~~2 If not CometAnywhere, then substitute local~~ for ~~remote~~	+
-	If the ~~program is running on a local Comet system~~ (~~not on a CometAnywhere client system~~)~~, this flag substitutes the local drive/path name for a remote path/drive name~~.	+
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-	History: This mnemonic was added in Comet Build 299 and REL Version 01.07.	+	History: This mnemonic was added in Comet Build 299 and REL Version 01.07.

	== (FindNextFile) ==		== (FindNextFile) ==

Barb: /* (FileStatus) */

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(FileStatus)

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	1- Perform function on the client, CometAnywhere or not.		1- Perform function on the client, CometAnywhere or not.
	<p>		<p>
-	2- Perform function on the ~~CometAnywhere host system (or wherever COSC resides for this session)~~.	+	2- Perform function for CometAnywhere only and perform it on the client.

	<p>After this mnemonic is issued, your program can issue an INPUT on LUN (0) to retrieve the file status information and error information. For example:		<p>After this mnemonic is issued, your program can issue an INPUT on LUN (0) to retrieve the file status information and error information. For example:

Barb: /* (FileStatus) */

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(FileStatus)

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	<p>Flag		<p>Flag
		+	<p>
	0- Perform function on the server, CometAnywhere or not.		0- Perform function on the server, CometAnywhere or not.
		+	<p>
	1- Perform function on the client, CometAnywhere or not.		1- Perform function on the client, CometAnywhere or not.
		+	<p>
	2- Perform function on the CometAnywhere host system (or wherever COSC resides for this session).		2- Perform function on the CometAnywhere host system (or wherever COSC resides for this session).

Barb: /* (FileStatus) */

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(FileStatus)

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	*Flags is the sum of the specified decimal values from the following chart:		*Flags is the sum of the specified decimal values from the following chart:

-	<p>Flag ~~Description~~	+	<p>Flag
-	# Perform function on the CometAnywhere client ~~system (~~or ~~wherever COSW resides for this session)~~.	+	0- Perform function on the server, CometAnywhere or not.
-	# Perform function on the CometAnywhere host system (or wherever COSC resides for this session).	+	1- Perform function on the client, CometAnywhere or not.
		+	2- Perform function on the CometAnywhere host system (or wherever COSC resides for this session).

	<p>After this mnemonic is issued, your program can issue an INPUT on LUN (0) to retrieve the file status information and error information. For example:		<p>After this mnemonic is issued, your program can issue an INPUT on LUN (0) to retrieve the file status information and error information. For example:
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	== (FindFirstFile) ==		== (FindFirstFile) ==

Badge: /* (FF) */

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(FF)

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	== (FF) ==		== (FF) ==

-	Mnemonic: (FF)	+	'''Mnemonic:''' (FF)
-	~~<p>~~Discussion: Form feed	+
-	~~<p>~~The (FF) control code causes the printer to skip to the top of the next page.	+	'''Discussion:''' Form feed
		+
		+	The (FF) control code causes the printer to skip to the top of the next page.

-	~~<p>~~Example:	+	'''Example: a.'''

-	a. 100 FORMAT (FF)	+	100 FORMAT (FF)
	.		.
	OPEN (1) "LP1"		OPEN (1) "LP1"
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-	b. OPEN (1) "LP1"	+	'''Example b.'''
		+	OPEN (1) "LP1"
	.		.
	PRINT (1) (FF)		PRINT (1) (FF)

-	~~<p>~~This example shows how to perform a form feed operation on the printer named LP1.	+	This example shows how to perform a form feed operation on the printer named LP1.
-		+

	== (FileStatus) ==		== (FileStatus) ==

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	<p>Example:		<p>Example:
-	~~<pre>~~	+
	a. 100 FORMAT (FF)		a. 100 FORMAT (FF)
	.		.
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	.		.
	PRINT (1) (FF)		PRINT (1) (FF)
-	~~</pre>~~	+
	<p>This example shows how to perform a form feed operation on the printer named LP1.		<p>This example shows how to perform a form feed operation on the printer named LP1.

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	<p>After this mnemonic is issued, your program can issue an INPUT on LUN (0) to retrieve the file status information and error information. For example:		<p>After this mnemonic is issued, your program can issue an INPUT on LUN (0) to retrieve the file status information and error information. For example:

-	~~<pre~~>	+	>

	LENGTH 2 & LOCAL AX$,DX$		LENGTH 2 & LOCAL AX$,DX$
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	History: This mnemonic was added in Comet Build 299 and REL Version 01.07.		History: This mnemonic was added in Comet Build 299 and REL Version 01.07.
-	~~</pre>~~	+

	== (FindFirstFile) ==		== (FindFirstFile) ==
-	~~<pre>~~	+
	Mnemonic: (FindFirstFile=file,flags)		Mnemonic: (FindFirstFile=file,flags)
	Discussion: This mnemonic finds the first file in a Windows folder that matches the file name criteria.		Discussion: This mnemonic finds the first file in a Windows folder that matches the file name criteria.
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	History: This mnemonic was added in Comet Build 299 and REL Version 01.07.		History: This mnemonic was added in Comet Build 299 and REL Version 01.07.
-	~~</pre>~~	+
	== (FindNextFile) ==		== (FindNextFile) ==
-	~~<pre>~~	+
	Mnemonic: (FindNextFile=flags)		Mnemonic: (FindNextFile=flags)
	Discussion: This mnemonic finds the next file (in ASCII order) in a Windows folder.		Discussion: This mnemonic finds the next file (in ASCII order) in a Windows folder.
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	History: This mnemonic was added in Comet Build 299 and REL Version 01.07.		History: This mnemonic was added in Comet Build 299 and REL Version 01.07.
-	~~</pre>~~	+
	== (Flush) ==		== (Flush) ==
-	~~<pre>~~	+

	Mnemonic: (Flush)		Mnemonic: (Flush)
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	.		.
	PRINT (1) (Flush		PRINT (1) (Flush
-	~~</pre>~~	+
	== (Force Close) ==		== (Force Close) ==
-	~~<pre>~~	+
	Mnemonic: (Force Close=server-number, filename, directory)		Mnemonic: (Force Close=server-number, filename, directory)
	Discussion:		Discussion:
	Example:		Example:

-	~~</pre>~~	+
	== (Force Logout) ==		== (Force Logout) ==
-	~~<pre>~~	+
	Mnemonic: (Force Logout=server-number, node-name)		Mnemonic: (Force Logout=server-number, node-name)
	Discussion:		Discussion:
	Example:		Example:

-	~~</pre>~~	+


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	== (From) ==		== (From) ==
-	~~<pre>~~	+
	Email Mnemonic: (From=string-argument)		Email Mnemonic: (From=string-argument)
	Discussion: The (From) mnemonic specifies the sender's name and email address for your email message.		Discussion: The (From) mnemonic specifies the sender's name and email address for your email message.
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	== (FT) ==		== (FT) ==
-	~~<pre>~~	+
	Mnemonic: (FT)		Mnemonic: (FT)
	Hex equivalent: "@0408@"		Hex equivalent: "@0408@"
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	In this example, the force transmit control code is used to force the transmission of a value for the ANSWER$ variable.		In this example, the force transmit control code is used to force the transmission of a value for the ANSWER$ variable.
-	~~</pre>~~	+
-	~~</pre>~~	+
	== (Full Scan Codes Passed) ==		== (Full Scan Codes Passed) ==
-	~~<pre>~~	+
	Mnemonic: (Full Scan Codes Passed)		Mnemonic: (Full Scan Codes Passed)
	Hex equivalent: "@0E000E@"		Hex equivalent: "@0E000E@"
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	b. PRINT (0) (Full Scan Codes Passed		b. PRINT (0) (Full Scan Codes Passed
-	~~</pre>~~

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	Read about other Email Mnemonics		Read about other Email Mnemonics
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	== (FT) ==		== (FT) ==
	<pre>		<pre>

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	</pre>		</pre>
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		+	== (From) ==
		+	<pre>
		+	Email Mnemonic: (From=string-argument)
		+	Discussion: The (From) mnemonic specifies the sender's name and email address for your email message.
		+	Example: PRINT (1) (From='"jim guerber"<jim@@signature.net>')
		+
		+
		+	Read about other Email Mnemonics
	== (FT) ==		== (FT) ==
	<pre>		<pre>
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	In this example, the force transmit control code is used to force the transmission of a value for the ANSWER$ variable.		In this example, the force transmit control code is used to force the transmission of a value for the ANSWER$ variable.
	</pre>		</pre>
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-	~~== (From) ==~~
-	~~<pre>~~
-	~~Email Mnemonic: (From=string-argument)~~
-	~~Discussion: The (From) mnemonic specifies the sender's name and email address for your email message.~~
-	~~Example: PRINT (1) (From='"jim guerber"<jim@@signature.net>')~~
-
-
-	~~Read about other Email Mnemonics~~
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	</pre>		</pre>
	== (Full Scan Codes Passed) ==		== (Full Scan Codes Passed) ==

Badge: /* (FF) */

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(FF)

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	</pre>		</pre>

-	~~== (FF) ==~~
-	~~<pre>~~
-	~~Mnemonic: (FF)~~
-	~~Discussion: Form feed~~
-	~~The (FF) control code causes the printer to skip to the top of the next page.~~
-
-	~~Example: a. 100 FORMAT (FF)~~
-	.
-	~~OPEN (1) "LP1"~~
-	.
-	~~PRINT (1,100)~~


-	~~b. OPEN (1) "LP1"~~
-	.
-	~~PRINT (1) (FF)~~
-
-	~~This example shows how to perform a form feed operation on the printer named LP1.~~
-
-	~~</pre>~~
	== (From) ==		== (From) ==
	<pre>		<pre>