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The PIP Command CP/M 3 User's Guide
Table 5-13. (continued)
Option Function
H Hex data transfer. PIP checks all data for proper Intel
hexadecimal file format. The console displays error
messages when errors occur.
I Ignore :00 records in the transfer of Intel hexadecimal
format file. The I option automatically sets the
H option.
L Translate upper-case alphabetics in the source file to
lower-case in the destination file. This parameter follows
the source device or filename.
N Add line numbers to the destination file. When this
parameter follows the source filename, PIP adds a
line number to each line copied, starting with 1 and
incrementing by one. A colon follows the line number.
If N2 is specified, PIP adds leading zeros to the
line number and inserts a tab after the number. If the
T parameter is also set, PIP expands the tab.
0 Object file transfer for machine code (noncharacter
and therefore nonprintable) files. PIP ignores any
CTRL-Z end-of-file during concatenation and transfer.
Use this option if you are combining object code
files.
Pn Set page length. n specifies the number of lines per
page. When this parameter modifies a source file, PIP
includes a page eject at the beginning of the destination
file and at every n lines. If n = 1 or is not
specified, PIP inserts page e'ects every sixty lines. When
you also specify the F option, PIP ignores form-feeds
in the source data and inserts new form-feeds in the
destination data at the page length specified by n.
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