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The SUBMIT Command CP/M 3 User's Guide
The SUB File
The three lines after PIP are input lines to the PIP command. The third
line consists only of the < sign, indicating a carriage return. The carriage
return causes PIP to return to the system to execute the final DIR
command.
If the program terminates before using all of the input, SUBMIT ignores
the excess input lines and displays the following warning message:
Warning : Program input ignored
If the program requires more input than is in the SUB file, it expects
you to enter the remaining input from the keyboard.
You can enter control characters in a SUB file by using the usual convention
of preceding the control character by an up-arrow character,, 1,
followed by the letter to be converted to a control character. To enter
an actual I character, use the combination 11. This combination translates
to a single T in the same manner that $$ translates to a single
The SUB file can contain the following types of lines:
o Any valid CP/M 3 command
o Any valid CP/M 3 command with SUBMIT parameters
o Any data input line
o Any program input line with parameters ($0 to $9)
CP/M 3 command lines cannot exceed 128 characters.
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