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Common Commands |
INTERNAL |
External |
/SWITCH |
Parameter |
Help text |
AddonTool |
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Mounted Commands |
.Mount/\Command |
CmdShorthand |
#Constant |
$FUNCTION |
:Procedure |
!GuardNote |
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Operating Systems |
NT/2K/XP/K3 |
NT Only |
NT/2K |
2K Only |
2K/XP |
XP Only |
XP/K3 |
K3 Only |
2K/XP/K3 |
Related Resources from the NT/2K/XP/K3 Command Library
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Short Description |
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.Rem |
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Used as a placeholder when constructing complex statements. |
Go straight to !GuardNotes. (updated
2004-07-13)
This is the Mounted Help Text. We also archive the Common Help Text
for NT,
2K, XP
and K3
Description
Sets or Clears Extended CTRL+C checking on DOS system
Syntax
Parameters and Switches
None.
Examples, Notes and Instructions
This is present for Compatibility with DOS systems. It has no effect under Windows NT 2000
XP.
If Command Extensions are enabled, and running on the Windows NT 2000
XP platform, then the BREAK command will enter a hard coded breakpoint if being debugged
by a debugger.
GuardNotes
Things that are different (by design, by accident or otherwise)
Notes about script writing
BREAK is a great "nothing" command. Where a command is expected to satisfy syntax rules, but you don't want the command
to actually "do" anything, BREAK is the one to use. BREAK
will ignore any additional text on the same line so it can be used as a comment prefix to aid in keeping your place when building complex statements.
BREAK will not change the current errorlevel. See the
.Rem command for more information.
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