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# SvarCOM language file
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# Language...: English
# Authors....: Mateusz Viste, Robert Riebisch
# Last update: 12 Mar 2022
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# GENERIC MESSAGES USED BY MULTIPLE INTERNAL COMMANDS
0.1:Invalid syntax
0.2:Invalid switch
0.3:Invalid parameter format
0.4:Too many parameters
0.5:Bad command or file name
0.6:Invalid parameter
0.7:Required parameter missing
0.8:Invalid destination
# the message below MUST be a two-letter UPPER-CASE string for "Yes/No" keys
# that user can press to answer interactive "Yes/No" questions
0.10:YN
# SVARCOM HELP SCREEN
1.0:Starts the SvarCOM command interpreter.
1.1:COMMAND /E:nnn [/P] [/D] [/Y] [/[C|K] command]
1.2:/D Skip AUTOEXEC.BAT processing (makes sense only with /P)
1.3:/E:nnn Sets the environment size to nnn bytes
1.4:/P Makes the new command interpreter permanent and run AUTOEXEC.BAT
1.5:/C Executes the specified command and returns
1.6:/K Executes the specified command and continues running
1.7:/Y Executes the batch program step by step (only with /P, /K or /C)
# VARIOUS SVARCOM MESSAGES
2.0:SVARCOM VERSION CHANGED. SYSTEM HALTED. PLEASE REBOOT YOUR COMPUTER.
2.1:FATAL ERROR: rmod_install() failed
2.2:SvarCOM: stack overflow detected, command history flushed (this is not a bug)
# CLS
10.0:Clears the screen.
# CHCP
11.0:Displays or sets the active code page number.
11.1:CHCP [nnn]
11.2:nnn Specifies a code page number
11.3:Type CHCP without a parameter to display the active code page number.
11.4:Invalid code page number
11.5:NLSFUNC not installed
11.6:Failed to change code page
11.7:Active code page:
# CD / CHDIR
12.0:Displays the name of or changes the current directory.
12.1:CHDIR [drive:][path]
12.2:CHDIR[..]
12.3:CD [drive:][path]
12.4:CD[..]
12.5:.. Specifies that you want to change to the parent directory.
12.6:Type CD drive: to display the current directory in the specified drive.
12.7:Type CD without parameters to display the current drive and directory.
# CALL
13.0:Calls one batch program from another.
13.1:CALL [drive:][path]filename [batch-parameters]
# BREAK
14.0:Sets or clears extended CTRL+C checking.
14.1:Type BREAK without a parameter to display the current BREAK setting.
14.2:BREAK is off
14.3:BREAK is on
# PAUSE
15.0:Suspends the execution of a batch script.
15.1:Press any key to continue...
# SHIFT
16.0:Changes the position of arguments in a batch file:
16.1:Argument %1 becomes %0, argument %2 becomes %1, etc.
# GOTO
17.0:Directs batch processing to a labelled line in the batch program.
17.1:GOTO LABEL
17.2:LABEL specifies a text string used in the batch program as a label.
17.3:A label is on a line by itself and must be preceded by a colon.
17.10:Label not found
# FOR
18.0:Runs a specified command for each element in a list.
18.1:FOR %variable IN (list) DO command [parameters]
18.2:%variable Single-letter variable (a-z or A-Z).
18.3:(list) One or more space-separated strings or filename wildcards.
18.4:command The command to carry out for each element. %variable allowed.
18.5:parameters Parameters or switches for the specified command.
18.6:To use FOR in a batch program, use %%variable instead of %variable.
18.7:FOR cannot be nested
# VERIFY
19.0:Tells DOS whether to verify that files are written correctly to disk.
19.1:Type VERIFY without a parameter to display its current setting.
19.2:VERIFY is off
19.3:VERIFY is on
19.4:Must specify ON or OFF
# VER
20.0:Displays the DOS kernel and SvarCOM shell versions.
20.1:DOS kernel version %u.%u
20.2:SvarCOM shell ver
20.3:SvarCOM is a shell interpreter for DOS kernels compatible with MS-DOS 5+.
20.4:This software is distributed under the terms of the MIT license.
20.5:Revision %c
20.6:DOS is in %s
20.7:low memory
20.8:HMA
20.9:ROM
20.10:true version %u.%u
# TYPE
21.0:Displays the contents of a text file.
21.1:TYPE [drive:][path]filename
# TIME
22.0:Displays or sets the system time.
22.1:TIME [time]
22.2:Type TIME with no parameters to display the current time and a prompt for a\r\nnew one. Press ENTER to keep the same time.
22.3:Current time is
22.4:Invalid time
22.5:Enter new time:
# SET
23.0:Displays, sets, or removes DOS environment variables.
23.1:SET [variable=[string]]
23.2:variable Specifies the environment-variable name
23.3:string Specifies a series of characters to assign to the variable
23.4:Type SET without parameters to display the current environment variables.
23.5:Not enough available space within the environment block
# RD / RMDIR
24.0:Removes (deletes) a directory.
24.1:RMDIR [drive:]path
24.2:RD [drive:]path
# REN / RENAME
25.0:Renames a file, a set of files or a directory.
25.1:RENAME [drive:][path]oldname newname
25.2:REN [drive:][path]oldname newname
25.3:Note that you cannot specify a new drive or path for newname.\r\nUse MOVE to move files from one directory to another.
25.4:Wildcards may be used to rename a set of files or directories.
# REM
26.0:Records comments (remarks) in a batch file.
26.1:REM [comment]
# PATH
27.0:Displays or sets a search path for executable files.
27.1:PATH [[drive:]path[;...]]
27.2:Type PATH ; to clear all search-path settings and direct DOS to search\r\nonly in the current directory.
27.3:Type PATH without parameters to display the current path.
27.4:No Path
# MD / MKDIR
28.0:Creates a directory.
28.1:MKDIR [drive:]path
28.2:MD [drive:]path
# LN
29.0:Adds, deletes or displays executable links.
29.1:LN ADD linkname targetdir
29.2:LN DEL linkname
29.3:LN LIST [pattern]
29.4:No matching executable found in given path.
29.5:%DOSDIR% not defined
# EXIT
30.0:Quits the COMMAND.COM program (command interpreter).
# ECHO
31.0:Displays messages, or turns command-echoing on or off.
31.1:ECHO [message]
31.2:Type ECHO without parameters to display the current echo setting.
31.3:ECHO is on
31.4:ECHO is off
# DATE
32.0:Displays or sets the system date.
32.1:DATE [date]
32.2:Type DATE with no parameters to display the current date and a prompt for a\r\nnew one. Press ENTER to keep the same date.
32.3:Invalid date
32.4:Current date is
32.5:Enter new date:
# PROMPT
33.0:Changes the DOS command prompt.
33.1:PROMPT [new command prompt specification]
# VOL
34.0:Displays the disk volume label and serial number, if they exist.
34.1:VOL [drive:]
34.2:Volume in drive %c has no label
34.3:Volume in drive %c is %s
34.4:Volume Serial Number is %04X-%04X
# IF
35.0:Performs conditional processing in batch programs.
35.1:IF [NOT] ERRORLEVEL num command
35.2:IF [NOT] string1==string2 command
35.3:IF [NOT] EXIST filename command
35.4:NOT command is executed only if condition is NOT met
35.5:ERRORLEVEL num condition: last program returned an exit code >= num
35.6:string1==string2 condition: both strings must be equal
35.7:EXIST filename condition: file filename exists (wildcards accepted)
35.8:command command to carry out if condition is met
# DEL / ERASE
36.0:Deletes one or more files.
36.1:DEL [drive:][path]filename [/P]
36.2:ERASE [drive:][path]filename [/P]
36.3:[drive:][path]filename Specifies the file(s) to delete.
36.4:/P Prompts for confirmation before deleting each file.
36.5:All files in directory will be deleted!
36.6:Are you sure?
36.7:Delete?
# DIR
37.0:Displays a list of files and subdirectories in a directory.
37.1:DIR [drive:][path][filename] [/P] [/W] [/A[:]attributes] [/O[[:]sortorder]]\r\n [/S] [/B] [/L]
37.2:/P Pauses after each screenful of information
37.3:/W Uses wide list format
37.4:/A Displays files with specified attributes:
37.5: D Directories R Read-only files H Hidden files
37.6: A Ready for archiving S System files - prefix meaning "not"
37.7:/O List files in sorted order:
37.8: N by name S by size E by extension
37.9: D by date G group dirs first - prefix to reverse order
37.10:/S Displays files in specified directory and all subdirectories
37.11:/B Uses bare format (no heading information or summary)
37.12:/L Uses lowercases
37.20:Directory of %s
37.21:<DIR>
37.22:file(s)
37.23:bytes
37.24:bytes free
# COPY
38.0:Copies one or more files to another location.
38.1:COPY [/A|/B] source [/A|/B] [+source [/A|/B] [+...]] [destination [/A|/B]] [/V]
38.2:source Specifies the file or files to be copied
38.3:/A Indicates an ASCII text file
38.4:/B Indicates a binary file
38.5:destination Specifies the directory and/or filename for the new file(s)
38.6:/V Verifies that new files are written correctly
38.7:To append files, specify a single file for destination, but multiple files\r\nfor source (using wildcards or file1+file2+file3 format).
38.8:NOTE: /A and /B are no-ops (ignored), provided only for compatibility reasons.\r\nCOPY assumes binary always.
38.9:%u file(s) copied
# TRUENAME
39.0:Returns a fully qualified path or filename.
39.1:TRUENAME [[drive:][path][filename]]
# DOS ERRORS
255.1:Function number invalid
255.2:File not found
255.3:Path not found
255.4:Too many open files (no handles available)
255.5:Access denied
255.6:Invalid handle
255.7:Memory control block destroyed
255.8:Insufficient memory
255.9:Memory block address invalid
255.10:Environment invalid
255.11:Format invalid
255.12:Access code invalid
255.13:Data invalid
255.15:Invalid drive
255.16:Attempted to remove current directory
255.17:Not same device
255.18:No more files
255.19:Disk write-protected
255.20:Unknown unit
255.21:Drive not ready
255.22:Unknown command
255.23:Data error (CRC)
255.24:Bad request structure length
255.25:Seek error
255.26:Unknown media type (non-DOS disk)
255.27:Sector not found
255.28:Printer out of paper
255.29:Write fault
255.30:Read fault
255.31:General failure
255.32:Sharing violation
255.33:Lock violation
255.34:Disk change invalid
255.35:FCB unavailable
255.36:Sharing buffer overflow
255.37:Code page mismatch
255.38:Cannot complete file operations (EOF / out of input)
255.39:Insufficient disk space
255.80:File already exists