Eric Schubert ([log in to unmask]) wrote:
:  MPE:                                SH.HPBIN.SYS -L (POSIX):
: -----                                ------
: CHGROUP pub                          cd ../PUB
: SHOWME                               pwd, who, ???
: COPY filea,fileb  (filea is FILEA)   cp FILEA FILEB  (filea _is_not_ FILEA)
: EDIT                                 vi
: SHOWJOB                              who
: PRINT                                more
: LISTF @                              ls -lsa
: LISTF @.@                            ls -R
: ECHO                                 print, echo
: FILE                                 ???
: BUILD                                ???
: REDO                                 r
 
 
BUILD                                   touch
FILE                                    1. n/a
                                        2. ln -s
        I see two meanings for the FILE command:
                1.  Used to convert between different file types.
                    This has no meaning in the POSIX context because the
                    POSIX context really only understands 1 filetype-
                    bytestream.
                2.  Used to associate one filesystem name to another
                    filesystem name.  This can be done with the link (ln)
                    command.
PRINT                                   more
                                        cat
SHOWPROC                                ps
        Note:  I think ps is broken.
PURGE                                   rm
 
Good luck.  This might be a good thing to make available on jazz when the
list is more complete.
 
 
Mike
 
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