| 12,7 → 12,7 |
|---|
| application, waits for it to finish and then calls back SvarCOM. |
| |
| |
| === NLS strings ============================================================== |
| === NLS STRINGS ============================================================== |
| |
| SvarCOM can output information in many languages. To do so, it relies on a |
| precompiled resource file named SVARCOM.LNG. When SvarCOM starts, it looks |
| 26,13 → 26,13 |
|---|
| SVARCOM.LNG is unavailable. |
| |
| |
| === Batch files support ====================================================== |
| === BATCH FILES SUPPORT ====================================================== |
| |
| When SvarCOM executes a command, it checks first if it has a *.BAT extension. |
| If so, it switches into 'batch-processing' mode: |
| |
| - Writes the batch filename into its persistent (rmod-owned) buffer, along |
| with a line counter that holds the number of "next line to be executed". |
| with a counter that holds the offset of the next line to be executed. |
| - When a batch file CALLs another batch file, then a new SvarCOM instance is |
| started. This ensures that once the CALLed batch ends, processing will |
| return to the original batch file at the correct position. |
| 40,8 → 40,7 |
|---|
| When the batch buffer is non-zero, SvarCOM does not ask the user for a |
| command. Instead, it opens the batch file, jumps to the "next line to be |
| executed" and loads the command from there, incrementing this counter in the |
| process. The maximum length of a batch file is of 65535 lines (any lines after |
| this limit will be ignored). |
| process. |
| |
| |
| ====================================================================== EOF === |