DOSMS
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'''Examples:''' <br> | '''Examples:''' <br> | ||
DOS function calls | DOS function calls | ||
| - | *Close DOS File | + | *[[Close DOS File]] |
| - | *Get DOS Time | + | *[[Get DOS Time]] |
| - | *Get DOS Date | + | *[[Get DOS Date]] |
| - | *Move File Read/Write Pointer (LSEEK) | + | *[[Move File Read/Write Pointer (LSEEK)]] |
'''Pseudo functions''' | '''Pseudo functions''' | ||
| - | *Copy file | + | *[[Copy file]] |
| - | *Find a string | + | *[[Find a string]] |
| - | *Find a string -- reverse | + | *[[Find a string -- reverse]] |
| - | *Move a file | + | *[[Move a file]] |
| - | *Send a Message to All Terminals | + | *[[Send a Message to All Terminals]] |
| - | *Send a Message to Another Terminal | + | *[[Send a Message to Another Terminal]] |
*Get Handles | *Get Handles | ||
Revision as of 11:10, 13 June 2009
DOS direct calls: DOSMS
Syntax:
DOSMS(string-1,string-2,string-3,string-4) [,EXCP=statement-label]
Discussion:
The DOSMS statement serves as a more general-purpose (or miscellaneous) host system function call.
Examples:
DOS function calls
Pseudo functions
