Summary of commands in CCP+

NOTE: any commands, or the range of du addressing, may be restricted
with an installation time configurable wheel byte and ranges.

NOTE: Blanks are generally ignored, except to serve as delimiters.
Thus 'DIR A3:' is the same as 'DIR      A3:   ' or '  DIR  A3:'. The
exception is initial blanks when specifying a transient (on disk)
command, which may corrupt the passed command line.

NOTE: Tabs are generally treated as blanks. They are passed unchanged
to applications in command lines.


login
-----	[d][u]:			login to drive/user

  ex:	A3:
	0:
	B:


dir
---	DIR [[d][u]:]afn[.ft][ o] [;[[d][u]:]afn[.ft] [o]]....
		where o is either 'O' for only system files
			or	  'S' for system files also

  ex:	DIR			(of default drive/user)
	DIR a3:			(of drive A, user 3)
	DIR b2:*.com		(all .COM on drive B, user 2)
	DIR a0:*.* o		(all system files on drive A0:)
	DIR b3:;a1:		(of B3: and of A1:)


era
---	ERA [[d][u]:]afn[.ft]

  ex:	ERA *.*			(asks 'ALL (y/n)')
	ERA b3:junk.typ		(removes B3:JUNK.TYP)
	ERA *.bak		(removes all .BAK, default drv/user)


type
----	TYPE [[d][u]:fn[.ft]

  ex:	TYPE b3:thing.mac	(types b3:thing.mac on console)


save
----	SAVE nn[+] [[d][u]:]fn[.ft]	(nn in decimal)

  ex:	SAVE 5 a2:junk.x	(saves 5 pages = 10 records in A2:JUNK.X)
	SAVE 4+ barf		(saves 4+ pages = 9 records in BARF. )
			(The '+' adds one record to the nn specification)


ren
---	REN [[d][u]:]newfn[.ntp]=[[d][u]:]oldfn[.typ]
				(note: the 2 du's should agree)
  ex:	REN a3:thing.com=a3:x.com	(renames old x.com to thing.com)


caps
----	CAPS

  ex:	CAPS	(inverts the upshift flag, allowing or preventing lower
		 case command lines being passed to applications)

go
--	GO <command tail>

  ex:	STAT A:*.*
	GO B:*.*	(re-executes the currently loaded program)


other
-----	[[d][u]:name <command tail>	(transient commands)

  ex:	STAT			(executes STAT.COM)
	A:DIR			(executes A:DIR.COM)
	B4:TESTIT		(executes B4:TESTIT.COM)
	3:TRYIT			(executes current drive, user 3 TRYIT.COM)

note that files with the same names as built-in commands can be executed
by including a du specification.