TOPS-10 Monitor Calls Manual Volume 2 AA-K039D ... - Trailing-Edge

CMAND. [CALLI 211]
2B17
1B17
1B12
CM.UN3
CM.UN4
CM.AUT
Command is uniquely identified by the first three
characters.
Command is uniquely identified by the first four
characters.
Command is defined as automatically saving the
job's current context. The command will create a
new context, in which the called program will run.
The original context is restored when the program
terminates.
You can define more than one command by including a command block for
each command, and storing them in contiguous blocks. The last word,
where the next .CMFLA might be expected, must be set to zero.
22.14.2 FUNCTION 1 (.CHADD)
Adds one or more command definitions to the current command list. The
argument block for this function is identical to that used by Function
o (. CMINT) .
22.14.3 FUNCTION 2 (.CMDEL)
Deletes one or more commands from the current list of defined
commands. The argument list for this function is formatted as:
Word
o
1
n
Symbol
.CMSIZ
.CMCMN
Contents
Length of the argument list
Command name to be deleted
More command names.
The length of the argument list is equal to the entire length of the
argument list, including . CMSIZ. .The commands to be deleted are
listed in the following words, and each must be equivalent to the
.CMNAM word where the command was defined (see .CMINT argument list).
Note that commands in the command list that are not listed in the
.CMDEL argument list are not affected by this function.
22.14.4 FUNCTION 3 (.CMLST)
Lists all the currently defined command names.
this function is formatted as:
The argument list for
addr:
length
BLOCK length-1
In the argument list, you supply the following information:
o
a
length is the length of the argument block
length-1 is the number of commands to return.
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