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8.3.4 Specific Commands for Floppy Disk
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Syntax
:FILE:LIST?
Response
syntax
(Header ON)
:FILE:LIST "<file1>","<file2>",...
(Header OFF)
"<file1>","<file2>",...
Example
Transmission
Response
:FILE:LIST?
(Header ON)
:FILE:LIST"FILE1.DAT","FILE2.DAT"
(Header OFF)
"FILE1.DAT","FILE2.DAT"
The current directory contains
FILE1.DAT and FILE2.DAT files.
Syntax
:FILE:INFor? "<name>"
"<name>" File name
Response
syntax
(Header ON)
:FILE:INFOR "<name>",<type>
(Header OFF)
"<name>",<type>
<type> = FILE/ DIRECTORY
Example
Transmission
Response
:FILE:INF? "FILE1.DAT"
(Header ON)
:FILE:INFOR "FILE1.DAT",FILE
(Header OFF)
"FILE1.DAT",FILE
"FILE1.DAT" shows a file.
Function
The names of the files and directories
in the current directory are returned as
character strings.
"<file1>","<file2>"，...
Notes
When the load finishes normally,
EOFO in Event Status Register 0 is
set.
All file and directory names are
displayed in "8.3" MS-DOS file name
format.
Error
(Execution error)
If the floppy disk is not inserted
When there is no file in the root
directory.
Function
Returns a string indicating the type of
file: either FILE or DIRECTORY.
Notes
When the load finishes normally,
EOFO in Event Status Register 0 is
set.
With this query, if any error occurs,
no response message is produced.
The file name must be surrounded by
single (' ') or double (" ") quotes.
Long file names cannot be used. File
names are case sensitive.
A file name cannot include a
directory. Loading can be done only
from the current directory.
Error
(Execution error)
If the floppy disk is not inserted
When the specified file does not exist
:FILE:LIST?
Query a file list of the current directory
:FILE:INFor?
Query the file type