Rules of naming files and directory paths, Rules of describing arguments, 2 rules of naming files and directory paths – Casio Cassiopeia PA-2400 User Manual
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4.3.2 Rules of Naming Files and Directory Paths
Table 4.2
8.3 Format
Long File Name
Drive letter
Windows 95/Windows NT
O
O
Required (Error, if omitted)
DOS
O
X
Required (Error, if omitted)
Windows CE
O
O
O : Specification permitted
X : If specified, results in an invalid pathname and termination by error.
4.4 Rules of Describing Arguments
The total number of characters must be 255 characters or less including "FCHKCE".
If at least one incorrect parameter, such as an incorrect description, an incorrect command, or an
option that is not permitted to make a specification to the command, exists, the file check utility
is not initiated but is terminated by the error.
Separate the parameters by inserting a space (1-byte) between two parameters.
The /G option or /C option should be placed immediately after "FCHKCE".
To specify multiple transmission source file names, separate the pathnames with a space
(1-byte).
Example of Correct Start-up :
FCHKCE^/G^"
casio datadata1.dat"^"casio datadata2.dat"^"d:data"^"casio
data
"
^ : Space code
FCHKCE^/G^/SC^"
casio datafchkce.scr"^"casio data"
FCHKCE^/C^"
casio data"
Example of Incorrect Start-up (no /G or /C option):
FCHKCE "
casio datadata1.dat" "casio datadata2.dat" "d:data" "casio data"
Uppercase and lowercase characters can be used for commands and options.
The order in which options other than /G or /C are specified does not matter.
Example of specification for command and option:
1) FCHKCE /g /r /AO
2) FCHKCE /G /ao /R