1 08/09/83     configuration_deck, cd
 2 
 3 Syntax:  cd {card_names} {control_args}
 4 
 5 Function: displays the contents of the config_deck in the selected
 6 FDUMP.  This request works exactly like the standard pcd command, the
 7 only difference is that it gets the config deck from the FDUMP.
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 9 
10 Argument:
11 card_names
12    are the names of the particular configuration cards to be displayed.
13    Up to 32 card names can be specified.  If no card_names are given
14    the the complete config_deck will be printed.
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16 
17 Control Arguments:
18 -brief, -bf
19    suppresses the error message when a requested card name is not
20    found.  (Default)
21 -exclude FIELD_SPECIFIERS, -ex FIELD_SPECIFIERS
22    excludes particular cards or card types from being displayed.  One
23    to 14 field specifiers can be supplied with each -exclude control
24    argument, and up to 16 -exclude arguments can be specified.  To be
25    eligible for exclusion, a card must contain fields that match all
26    field specifiers supplied with any -exclude argument.
27 -long, -lg
28    prints an error message when a requested card name is not found.
29 -match FIELD_SPECIFIERS
30    selects particular cards or card types to be displayed.  One to 14
31    field specifiers can be supplied with each -match control argument,
32    and up to 16 -match arguments can be specified.  To be eligible for
33    selection, a card must contain fields that match all field
34    specifiers supplied with any -match argument.
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36 
37 Notes: Field specifiers can consist of a complete card field or a
38 partial field and an asterisk (*).  An asterisk matches any part of any
39 field.  Specifiers for numeric fields can be given in octal or decimal,
40 but if decimal they must contain a decimal point.  Asterisks cannot be
41 specified in numeric field specifiers.  All numeric field specifiers
42 are converted to decimal and matched against numeric card fields, which
43 are also converted to decimal.  Hence, the field specifier "1024."
44 would match a card containing the octal field 2000, and the field
45 specifier "1000" would match a card containing the decimal field 512.
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47 Note that all card names must be specified before the first -match or
48 -exclude argument.  Field specifiers following a -match or -exclude
49 argument include all arguments until the next -match or -exclude
50 argument.