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The PUT Command CP/M 3 User's Guide
Table 5-14. PUT Options
Option Meaning
ECHO specifies that the output is echoed to the console.
ECHO is the default option when you direct
console output to a file.
NO ECHO specifies that the file output Is not to be echoed
to the console.
FILTER specifies that filtering of control characters is
allowed, which means that control characters
are translated to printable characters. For
example, an escape character is translated to ^[.
NO FILTER means that PUT does not translate control
characters. This is the default option.
SYSTEM specifies that system output and program output
is written to the file specified by filespec.
Output is written to the file until a subsequent
PUT CONSOLE command redirects console
output back to the console.
Direct Console Output to a File
Syntax: PUT CONSOLE {OUTPUTI TO FILE filespec f[o])
Explanation: The preceding form of the PUT command tells the system to direct
subsequent console output to a file.
Example: A> PUT CONSOLE OUTPUT TO FILE XOUT [ECHO]
The preceding command directs console output to file XOUT with the
output echoed to the console.
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