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FILES<br />

Chapter —Program Instructions<br />

Purpose Statement for listing the files stored in one of the printer’s directories to the<br />

standard OUT channel.<br />

Syntax FILES[][,R][,A]<br />

optionally specifies the directory (see DEVICES).<br />

R lists directories recursively<br />

A lists all files including system files (that is, files with a name<br />

starting with a period (.) character.<br />

Remarks If no directory is specified, files in the printer’s current directory will be<br />

listed. As default, the current directory is the printer’s permanent memory<br />

("/c"), see CHDIR statement.<br />

By including a reference to a memory device ("/c", "tmp:", "/rom",<br />

"card1:", "lock:", or "storage:", see DEVICES statement), the files of the<br />

specifies directory will be returned without having to change the current<br />

directory.<br />

If the “A" flag is omitted, all files, except system files, will be listed The<br />

flags A and R can be entered in any order, but R is always processed first.<br />

The number of bytes for each file and the total number of free and used<br />

bytes in the specified directory will also be included in the list.<br />

Examples The presentation may look like this on the host screen:<br />

FILES "/c",R<br />

Files on /c<br />

STDIO 2 FILE2 4<br />

DIR1/ 0<br />

Files on /c/DIR1/<br />

FILE1 4 DIR2/ 0<br />

STDIO 2<br />

No files on /c/DIR1/DIR2<br />

4121600 bytes free 12 bytes used<br />

<strong>Intermec</strong> Fingerprint <strong>v8.70.0</strong>/v10.0.0 Programmer´s <strong>Reference</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> 87

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