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The character after "/" indicates the type of argument. | The character after "/" indicates the type of argument. | ||
- | * M = Multiple strings | + | * /A = Mandatory argument |
- | * A = String | + | * /F = Argument must be last |
- | * S = Switch (turn this option on by stating its name) | + | * /M = Multiple arguments |
+ | * /N = Number | ||
+ | * /S = Switch (turn this option on by stating its name) | ||
Thus this would be a valid string for the program above: | Thus this would be a valid string for the program above: | ||
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==== Amiga replacements for common Unix/Linux commands ==== | ==== Amiga replacements for common Unix/Linux commands ==== | ||
- | ^Linux ^Amiga ^ | + | ^Linux ^Amiga ^Notes ^ |
- | |cd .. |cd / | | + | |cat somefile.txt |type somefile.txt | | |
- | |ls |list | | + | |grep -r somefile.txt somedir %%|%% more | search somedir foo >PIPE:some-unique-name \\ more PIPE:some-unique-name | TODO: Explanation of getting Unix style pipes working | |
- | |ls *.txt |list #?.txt | | + | |cd .. |cd / | | |
- | |rm foo |delete foo | | + | |ls |list | | |
- | |grep foo /somedir |search /somedir foo | | + | |ls *.txt |list #?.txt | | |
- | |grep -r foo /somedir|search /somedir foo ALL| | + | |rm foo |delete foo | | |
- | |somecommand -?, somecmd --help etc. |somecommand ?| | + | |grep foo /somedir |search /somedir foo | | |
+ | |grep -r foo /somedir|search /somedir foo ALL| | | ||
+ | |somecommand -?, somecmd --help etc. |somecommand ?| | |