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	Without an argument, the <code>DRIVE</code> command retrieves list of available drive letters, separated by blanks:		Without an argument, the <code>DRIVE</code> command retrieves a list of available drive letters, separated by blanks:
	var := DRIVE [ [[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference_Options/Silent\|/Silent]] ]		var := DRIVE [ [[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference_Options/Silent\|/Silent]] ]

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	;<var>driveLetter</var>		;<var>driveLetter</var>
	:The drive letter to query (e.g. A) or ~~the~~ file path (e.g. c:\files\test.txt) ~~where the~~ first letter ~~is used~~.		:The drive letter to query (e.g. A) or a file path (e.g. "c:\files\test.txt") whose first letter will be interpreted as a drive letter.

	;<var>sizeUnit</var>		;<var>sizeUnit</var>

Christian at 16:20, 23 March 2011

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	Without an argument, the <code>DRIVE</command> retrieves list of available drive letters, separated by blanks:		Without an argument, the <code>DRIVE</code> command retrieves list of available drive letters, separated by blanks:
	var := DRIVE [ [[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference_Options/Silent\|/Silent]] ]		var := DRIVE [ [[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference_Options/Silent\|/Silent]] ]

Christian: /* DRIVE */

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	==DRIVE==		Without an argument, the <code>DRIVE</command> retrieves list of available drive letters, separated by blanks:
			var := DRIVE [ [[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference_Options/Silent\|/Silent]] ]

	<code>var := DRIVE [ /S ]</~~code>~~		Supplied with a drive letter as its argument, the <code>DRIVE</code> command will return the disk label of the respective drive:
			var := DRIVE <var>driveLetter</var> [ <var>sizeUnit</var> ] [ [[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference_Options/Silent\|/Silent]] ]

	~~-> var = '1stdriveletter 2nddriveletter ...'~~		If <var>sizeUnit</var> is specified, the size of the drive, the free space and the space available to the user are also returned in the format <code>drivelabel ; size freeall freeuser</code>

	~~Get the letters (A, B, ....) of the available drives.~~

	~~<code>var := DRIVE <var>driveLetter</var> [<var>sizeUnit</var>] [ /S ]</code>~~

	~~Get the label string of the drive <var>driveLetter</var>.~~

	~~-> var = 'drivelabel' or empty~~

	If <var>sizeUnit</var> is specified, the size of the drive, the free space and the space available to the user are also returned.

	-> ~~var = '~~drivelabel ; size freeall freeuser~~' or empty~~

	;<var>driveLetter</var>		;<var>driveLetter</var>

	:The drive letter to query (e.g. A) or the file path (e.g. c:\files\test.txt) where the first letter is used.		:The drive letter to query (e.g. A) or the file path (e.g. c:\files\test.txt) where the first letter is used.

	;<var>sizeUnit</var>		;<var>sizeUnit</var>
			:The possible values are <code>B</code> (byte), <code>KB</code> (kilobyte), <code>MB</code> (megabyte), and <code>GB</code> (gigabyte).

	~~:The possible values are:~~		;<var>/Silent</var>
	~~<code>B</code> (byte)<code>~~		:If specified, errors will generate warning messages rather than error messages. See [[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference_Options/Silent\|The Silent Flag]] for details.
	~~KB</code> (kilobyte)<code>~~
	~~MB</code> (megabyte)<code>~~
	~~GB</code> (gigabyte)~~

	;<var>/S</var>

	:If specified, errors will generate warning messages rather than error messages. See The Silent Flag for details.

	See the script file <code>drive_example.sts</code> for a working example.		See the script file <code>drive_example.sts</code> for a working example.

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==DRIVE==

<code>var := DRIVE [ /S ]</code>

-> var = '1stdriveletter 2nddriveletter ...'

Get the letters (A, B, ....) of the available drives.

<code>var := DRIVE <var>driveLetter</var> [<var>sizeUnit</var>] [ /S ]</code>

Get the label string of the drive <var>driveLetter</var>.

-> var = 'drivelabel' or empty

If <var>sizeUnit</var> is specified, the size of the drive, the free space and the space available to the user are also returned.

-> var = 'drivelabel ; size freeall freeuser' or empty

;<var>driveLetter</var>

:The drive letter to query (e.g. A) or the file path (e.g. c:\files\test.txt) where the first letter is used.

;<var>sizeUnit</var>

:The possible values are:
<code>B</code> (byte)<code>
KB</code> (kilobyte)<code>
MB</code> (megabyte)<code>
GB</code> (gigabyte)

;<var>/S</var>

:If specified, errors will generate warning messages rather than error messages. See The Silent Flag for details.

See the script file <code>drive_example.sts</code> for a working example.