Results for: "BATCH"
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1. From the topic:
run
RUN/EXEC User Commands
JANOS uses a PHP-like language for scripting. In
batch file execution,
scripts may be used to render
batch file commands which are then
executed. This is analogous to using PHP to render an HTML document
which is then served to a browser. The RUN command executes the script
the results of which are simply sent to the display. In this case
the SCRIPT is essentially a program.
2. From the topic:
cksums
Example Script Scripting
The JANOS scripting language can be used in the
batch environment. Here the
script renders commands which are then executed. This is similar to its use
in the WebServer situation where PHP renders the HTML page which then is
served. The
batch script renders commands which are then executed. One
difference being that as each command is created it is executed. A complete
batch file is not rendered and then run. This allows script to respond to
the results of a previous command.
3. From the topic:
scripting
Overview Scripting
Uniquely JANOS scripting extends beyond the WebServer where it is an important
tool in rendering HTML. Scripting can be included as part of a command line
batch file. In the
batch environment scripts can conditionally render commands
generating a batch file as appropriate for the current state of JNIOR. This
proves to be very powerful and avoids having a separate and yet different
scripting environment for batch.
4. From the topic:
script
Script Tags Scripting
From the JANOS Command Line you can execute
Batch Files which have the
.BAT extension. Uniquely script may be interposed in these files for
pre-processing. The syntax is identical to that used in the HTML implementation
including the
<? and
?> tags. The script renders commands formatted as if
entered at the command line the result of which is then executed. You can use
script to conditionally customize and/or generate the commands.
5. From the topic:
piping
ADVANCED User Commands
This uses EGREP to locate the IP address and format a PING command for each.
The PING command is to issue one and only one PING for the IP address. The
piped output then appears like a
batch file containing a list of PING commands
and EXEC goes ahead and executes the
batch. Here are some results from this: