ARPUS/ce, Version 2.6.2 (03/10/05)    (SCCS 1.6)
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 cmdf [-p] <pathname>
 "command file"
 
 DESCRIPTION:
     'cmdf'   instructs   'ce' to read commands from the specified  file  or
     paste  buffer.   When  'ce'  reaches the end of the  file,  control  is
     returned to you.

     'cmdf' commands can be nested, so that a 'cmdf' file can contain  other
     'cmdf commands. 
     
      -p             This  option  specifies  that <pathname>   is   a   paste
                     buffer  created  from  an 'xc <name>'  or   'xd   <name>'
                     command.   (Note  the  difference  between a paste buffer
                     versus  a  file  created  via 'xc -f <path>'  or  'xd  -f
                     <path>'.)

         If  the  -p  option is not specified, the <pathname>  references  a
         file.   If the file name is just a file name, without any directory
         information  then the environment variable CE_CMDF_PATH is searched
         to  find the path to the command file.  If CE_CMDF_PATH is not set,
         the  command  file name is assumed to be a file in the  current  Ce
         working  directory.  The CE_CMDF_PATH variable has the same  format
         and syntax as the shell PATH environment variable.  To be found via
         the CE_CMDF_PATH variable, the execute bit on the command file must
         be on.

         Ex:
         In your .profile (or .login):
         CE_CMDF_PATH=.:$HOME/ce_cmds
         In Ce:
         cmdf abc
         Ce will search for ./abc and $HOME/ce_cmds/abc

 
 RELATED HELP FILES:
     kd            (Key Definition)                      
                   (Prompt)                              
     rec           (Record)                              

     commands      (List of Commands)                    
     xdmc          (Execute DM Commands)                 
     xresources    (Arguments and X resources)           
     pastebufCon   (Paste buffers)                       

     support       (customer support)                    

        

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