Command: dog
DOG is an alternative COMMAND.COM shell.
Syntax:
DOG [-P[[:]envsize]¦-E:envsz¦-C command line]
Options:
-P Makes DOG a PERMANENT shell. Using this flag will
also result in the execution of dog.dog in the
current directory.
-E envsz Makes the environment to (envsz / 16) 16 bit pages.
-C command line Executes the command line and exits.
Comments:
The internal commands are:
CD Changes the current directory to Path.
CT Changes the current IO terminal to Device.
EH Print a (formatted) string to stdio (normally the screen).
HH Prints all DOG commands, and names
MD Creates a new directory as in COMMAND.COM
RD Removes a directory as in COMMAND.COM
SE Sets the specified env_var to string in the environment.
Without arguments the command prints all env_vars to the screen.
XX Exits the current DOG shell. Works only if the shell is not a
primary shell.
The external commands are:
BR CC CL CP CT LS MV RM SZ TP VF VR (see documentation).
DOG has an extensive documentation that is beyond the scope of
this help. For more information see:
https://gitlab.com/FreeDOS/util/dog OR:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/dog/files/dog/
Examples:
- none -
See also:
command.com
head
Copyright © 2002 Wolf Bergenheim, help version 2023 W. Spiegl.
This file is derived from the FreeDOS Spec Command HOWTO.
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