Tektronix DAS 9221 Option 04, Руководство пользователя

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Appendix G: DASdisk Utility
G–8
DAS System User Manual
You can use four optional command-line switches in the program execution
command line. The switch character can be either a – or a /. The switch
parameter must immediately follow the switch character (no space is allowed
between the switch character and the parameter).
The following two examples show how to use the DASdisk command-line
switches:
The /d switch lets you specify which drive has the floppy disk. The character
immediately following the /d is taken as the drive name. For example, /da
specifies drive A. If you do not specify the /d switch, the program asks you
which drive to use. Uppercase and lowercase characters work identically.
The /h switch lets you specify the DASdisk home directory. This is the directory
in which the DASdisk program looks for the necessary ftinit file. The DASdisk
program uses the default home directory if you do not specify the /h switch. The
default home directory is the directory containing the dasdisk.exe file.
The /c switch lets you select the PC screen text and background colors. The /c
switch has no effect if your PC does not have a color display. This switch can be
used in two forms: /cword or /cTB.
In the /cword form, you select a contrasting pair of colors from the colors shown
in Table G–1. For example, if you specify /cblue, your text would be white and
the background would be blue. You can use either uppercase or lowercase letters.
Table G–1: Screen Colors vs Switch Word
word text background
blue white blue
gray white gray
red white red
yellow yellow gray
cyan white cyan
magenta white magenta
brown white brown
green yellow green
In the /cTB form, you specify two different colors for the text and background by
entering two characters from the list below. For example, if you specify /cWB, your
text would be white and the background would be blue. The /cTB switch is case
sensitive.
Optional Command-Line
Switches