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Toni: /* STS → Load, run and debug scripts */

2016-01-25T13:28:42Z

STS → Load, run and debug scripts

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	# <code>''stx-script-directory''\''filename''</code> <code>''stx-script-directory''\''filename''.sts</code>		# <code>''stx-script-directory''\''filename''</code> <code>''stx-script-directory''\''filename''.sts</code>

	:* <code>''stx-working-dir''</code> = the {{STX}} working directory; it can be assigned in the [[~~User_guide~~/Workspace\|workspace]] and is stored in the global variable '''@WORK'''		:* <code>''stx-working-dir''</code> = the {{STX}} working directory; it can be assigned in the [[User_Guide/Workspace\|workspace]] and is stored in the global variable '''@WORK'''
	:* <code>''stx-script-directory''</code> = subdirectory <code>scripts</code> of the {{STX}} program directory; the program directory is assigned during the installation and stored in the global variable '''@ROOT'''		:* <code>''stx-script-directory''</code> = subdirectory <code>scripts</code> of the {{STX}} program directory; the program directory is assigned during the installation and stored in the global variable '''@ROOT'''

Toni: /* STS → Load, run and debug scripts */

2016-01-25T13:27:48Z

STS → Load, run and debug scripts

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	# <code>''stx-script-directory''\''filename''</code> <code>''stx-script-directory''\''filename''.sts</code>		# <code>''stx-script-directory''\''filename''</code> <code>''stx-script-directory''\''filename''.sts</code>

	:* <code>''stx-working-dir''</code> = the {{STX}} working directory (variable '''@WORK''')		:* <code>''stx-working-dir''</code> = the {{STX}} working directory; it can be assigned in the [[User_guide/Workspace\|workspace]] and is stored in the global variable '''@WORK'''
	:* <code>''stx-script-directory''</code> = subdirectory <code>scripts</code> of the {{STX}} program directory (variable '''@ROOT''')		:* <code>''stx-script-directory''</code> = subdirectory <code>scripts</code> of the {{STX}} program directory; the program directory is assigned during the installation and stored in the global variable '''@ROOT'''

	====STX → Start an {{STX}} application====		====STX → Start an {{STX}} application====

Toni at 13:21, 25 January 2016

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	* '''/NRow=r1,r2: rows to be listed (for '''table'' and '''value''')		* '''/NRow=r1,r2: rows to be listed (for '''table'' and '''value''')
	* '''/NCol=c1,c2: columns to be listed (for '''table'' and '''value''')		* '''/NCol=c1,c2: columns to be listed (for '''table'' and '''value''')


	====STS → Load, run and debug scripts====		====STS → Load, run and debug scripts====

Toni at 13:19, 25 January 2016

2016-01-25T13:19:54Z

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	SHOW SHELLS		SHOW SHELLS
	List the shell-id and application name of all running STX shells.		List the shell-id and application name of all running [[Programmer_Guide/Introduction#Shell\|{{STX shells}}].

	SHOW SOUNDFILES [/Long /Summary]		SHOW SOUNDFILES [/Long /Summary]
	Display a list of all currently loaded soundfiles.		Display a list of all currently [[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference/LOAD#LOAD_SOUNDFILE\|loaded soundfiles]].
	* '''/Summary''': show only the number of loaded soundfiles		* '''/Summary''': show only the number of loaded soundfiles
	* '''/Long''': display details also, not only the soundfile path		* '''/Long''': display details also, not only the soundfile path
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	SHOW SPUCODES [''mask''] [/Summary /Long]		SHOW SPUCODES [''mask''] [/Summary /Long]
	SHOW CLASSES [''mask''] [/Summary /Long]		SHOW CLASSES [''mask''] [/Summary /Long]
	List the names of all loaded [[Programmer Guide/Introduction#Macros\|macros]], [[Programmer Guide/Introduction#Classes\|classes]] or [[Programmer_Guide/Introduction#~~SPUs~~\|spu's]]. If the argument ''mask'' is specified, only the matching names are listed. In the long list format of classes the class-name and the parent-class is displayed.		List the names of all loaded [[Programmer Guide/Introduction#Macros\|macros]], [[Programmer Guide/Introduction#Classes, Instances\|classes]] or [[Programmer_Guide/Introduction#Signal Processing Units (SPU)\|spu's]]. If the argument ''mask'' is specified, only the matching names are listed. In the long list format of classes the class-name and the parent-class is displayed.
	* '''/Summary''': display only the number of macros / spu's.		* '''/Summary''': display only the number of macros / spu's.
	* '''/Long''': use the long list format		* '''/Long''': use the long list format
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	* Note: use the normal {{STX}} syntax '''$'''''varname''''' to use a variable in a console command.		* Note: use the normal {{STX}} syntax '''$'''''varname''''' to use a variable in a console command.

	SHOW ''pathname'' /Textfile\|Xmlfile [/Dialog]		SHOW ''pathname'' /Textfile\|Xmlfile [/Dialog]
	Write the content of the textfile or xmlfile ''pathname'' to the console window or display it in a separate window if the option /Dialog is supplied.		Write the content of the textfile or xmlfile ''pathname'' to the console window or display it in a separate window if the option /Dialog is supplied.

			SHOW ''itemname'' /Attributes
			Display a list of all defined attributes of the item ''itemname''.

			SHOW ''tableitem'' [/Definitions]
			List the defintions of all fields of the table ''tableitem''.

			SHOW ''item'' [/Dialog]
			Display the content (data) or attributes (if no data available) of the specified ''item''. If the option '''/Dialog''' is specified, the ''item'' data are displayed in a separate window.

			Options for differnt item types:
			* '''/Tagged''': list tagged entries of table item only
			* '''/Format''': set numeric list format (for '''table'' and '''value''')
			* '''/NRow=r1,r2: rows to be listed (for '''table'' and '''value''')
			* '''/NCol=c1,c2: columns to be listed (for '''table'' and '''value''')


	====STS → Load, run and debug scripts====		====STS → Load, run and debug scripts====

			STS ''sarg'' [''arguments'']
			Load the specified script file and run the selected macro. The macro is executed in the script environment of the Console. When the called macro is finished, the script file is unloaded and the return value of the macro is displayed in the Console window and can be assigned to a variable.

			STS ''sarg'' [''arguments''] /Run
			STS ''sarg'' [''arguments''] /Run=Debug
			STS ''sarg'' [''arguments''] /Run=Test
			Start a new [[Programmer_Guide/BScript\|script runtime environment]] to load the specified script file and to execute (/Run), debug (/Run=Debug) or test the syntax (/Run=Test) of the selected macro.

			STS ''sarg'' /List
			Display a list of all sections defined in the specified script file.

			STX ''sarg'' /Load
			STX ''sarg'' /Unload
			Load or unload all source code sections (macros, classes and spu's) defined in the specified script file.

			The argument ''sarg'' selects the script file and the macro and has the following formats:
			# ''filename'' → use the script file ''filename'' and the macro ''filename'' (without directory and extension)
			# ''filename::macroname'' → use the script file ''filename'' and the macro ''macroname''.

			Script file search order (''filename'' = the specified script file name)
			# <code>''filename''</code> and <code>''filename''.sts</code>
			# <code>''stx-working-dir''\''filename''</code> and <code> ''stx-working-dir''\''filename''.sts</code>
			# <code>''stx-script-directory''\''filename''</code> <code>''stx-script-directory''\''filename''.sts</code>

			:* <code>''stx-working-dir''</code> = the {{STX}} working directory (variable '''@WORK''')
			:* <code>''stx-script-directory''</code> = subdirectory <code>scripts</code> of the {{STX}} program directory (variable '''@ROOT''')

	====STX → Start an {{STX}} application====		====STX → Start an {{STX}} application====

	STX ''appname'' [''appargs'']		STX ''appname'' [''appargs'']
			This command is an alias for <code>PostMessage Master AppRun ''appname'' [''appargs'']</code>, which is used to start the {{STX}} application ''appname'' via the {{STX}} master shell. Applications must be defined in the configuration file and can only be started via the master shell.

			====USE → Load a console extension package====

			USE sarg
			Load the specified script package and activate it. The argument ''sarg'' has the same format as for the Console command <code>STS</code>.

	~~====USE → Load~~ a console ~~extension~~ package~~====~~		A script package is normally used to implement a set of console commands for a special application. The source file of a package must define a main macro ''packmain'' which is used to activate (<code>''packmain'' '''begin'''</code>) and deactivate (<code>''packmain'' '''end'''</code>) the package. The activation and deactivation of a package can be used to initialize constants and data structure at the begin and to cleanup items and data structures at the end.

			If the package was already activated by a previous <code>USE ''sarg''</code> command, the package is first deactivated (calling macro <code>''packmain'' '''end'''</code>) and unloaded, before it is loaded and activated again.

			Note: The macro ''packmain'' must return 0 for success (<code>USE</code> continous) and any other value to stop the execution of <code>USE</code>.


	;See also:		;See also:
	[[Programmer_Guide~~\|Programmer Guide~~]]		[[Programmer_Guide]]

	[[Category:User Guide]][[Category:Workspace]][[Category:Scripts]]		[[Category:User Guide]][[Category:Workspace]][[Category:Scripts]]

Toni at 10:58, 22 January 2016

2016-01-22T10:58:14Z

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	SHOW SPUCODES [''mask''] [/Summary /Long]		SHOW SPUCODES [''mask''] [/Summary /Long]
	SHOW CLASSES [''mask''] [/Summary /Long]		SHOW CLASSES [''mask''] [/Summary /Long]
	List the names of all loaded [[~~Programmer_Guide~~/~~Source_code~~#~~Definition of~~ Macros\|macros]] or spu's. If the argument ''mask'' is specified, only the matching names are listed. In the long list format of classes the class-name and the parent-class is displayed.		List the names of all loaded [[Programmer Guide/Introduction#Macros\|macros]], [[Programmer Guide/Introduction#Classes\|classes]] or [[Programmer_Guide/Introduction#SPUs\|spu's]]. If the argument ''mask'' is specified, only the matching names are listed. In the long list format of classes the class-name and the parent-class is displayed.
	* '''/Summary''': display only the number of macros / spu's.		* '''/Summary''': display only the number of macros / spu's.
	* '''/Long''': use the long list format		* '''/Long''': use the long list format
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	SHOW VARIABLES [''mask''] [/Global\|Shell\|User /Invert]		SHOW VARIABLES [''mask''] [/Global\|Shell\|User /Invert]
	List the names of all variables defined in the selected environment. If the argument ''mask'' is specified, only the matching names are listed.		List the names of all [[Programmer Guide/Introduction#Variables\|variables]] defined in the selected environment. If the argument ''mask'' is specified, only the matching names are listed.
	* '''/Global''': global variables (visible anywhere in {{STX}})		* '''/Global''': global variables (visible anywhere in {{STX}})
	* '''/Shell''': shell variables defined and used by the console script		* '''/Shell''': shell variables defined and used by the console script

Toni at 10:49, 22 January 2016

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	====LS → Display a directory listing====		====LS → Display a directory listing====

	LS [path1 .. [pathN]] [options]		LS [''path1'' [ .. [''pathN'']] [''options'']
	Display a directory listing using the pathX arguments as a wildcard file/pathname mask.		Display a directory listing using the pathX arguments as a wildcard file/pathname mask.

	;Options:		;Options:
	* /Recursive: recursive listing of all subdirectories		* '''/Recursive''': recursive listing of all subdirectories
	* /Long: use the long listing format to display file details, otherwise only the file name is listed		* '''/Long''': use the long listing format to display file details, otherwise only the file name is listed
	* /Path: display the full path name of files		* '''/Path''': display the full path name of files
	* /Directories: list directories only		* '''/Directories''': list directories only
	* /Files: list files only		* '''/Files''': list files only
	* /More: stop listing every ''n'' and wait for user input (enter or escape)		* '''/More''': stop listing every ''n'' and wait for user input (enter or escape)

	;Notes:		;Notes:
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	SETCON ''parName'' ''parValue''		SETCON ''parName'' ''parValue''
	Assign ''parValue'' to the Console parameter ''parName''. The following Console parameters ~~can be changed~~:		Assign ''parValue'' to the Console parameter ''parName''.

			The following Console parameters are defined:
	* '''stackSize''': Set the maximum number of commands to be stored in the history. The ''parValue'' must be an integer number greater than 1.		* '''stackSize''': Set the maximum number of commands to be stored in the history. The ''parValue'' must be an integer number greater than 1.
	* '''moreLines''': Set the number of lines used as pagesize if the ''/More'' option is speciefied in a Console command. The ''parValue'' must be an integer number greater than 1.		* '''moreLines''': Set the number of lines used as pagesize if the ''/More'' option is speciefied in a Console command. The ''parValue'' must be an integer number greater than 1.
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	====SHOW → Display attributes and data of any shell-item or variables====		====SHOW → Display attributes and data of any shell-item or variables====

			Note: The option '''/More''' can be applied to any <code>SHOW</code> command to stop the output after every '''moreLines''' lines (see <code>SETCON</code>).

	SHOW STACK		SHOW STACK
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	SHOW [''itemtype''] [/Summary]		SHOW [''itemtype''] [/Summary]
	Display the names of all shell items (no argument) or of shell items of the specified ''itemtype''.		Display the names of all [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items\|shell items]] (no argument) or of shell items of the specified ''itemtype''.
	* '''/Summary''': show only the number of shell items per displayed itemtype		* '''/Summary''': show only the number of shell items per displayed itemtype

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	SHOW SPUCODES [''mask''] [/Summary /Long]		SHOW SPUCODES [''mask''] [/Summary /Long]
	SHOW CLASSES [''mask''] [/Summary /Long]		SHOW CLASSES [''mask''] [/Summary /Long]
	List the names of all loaded macros or spu's. If the argument ''mask'' is specified, only the matching names are listed. In the long list format of classes the class-name and the parent-class is displayed.		List the names of all loaded [[Programmer_Guide/Source_code#Definition of Macros\|macros]] or spu's. If the argument ''mask'' is specified, only the matching names are listed. In the long list format of classes the class-name and the parent-class is displayed.
	* '''/Summary''': display only the number of macros / spu's.		* '''/Summary''': display only the number of macros / spu's.
	* '''/Long''': use the long list format		* '''/Long''': use the long list format
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	* '''/Invert''': inverts the meaning of the argument '''mask'''; display '''not''' matching variables names.		* '''/Invert''': inverts the meaning of the argument '''mask'''; display '''not''' matching variables names.
	* Note: use the normal {{STX}} syntax '''$'''''varname''''' to use a variable in a console command.		* Note: use the normal {{STX}} syntax '''$'''''varname''''' to use a variable in a console command.

			SHOW ''pathname'' /Textfile\|Xmlfile [/Dialog]
			Write the content of the textfile or xmlfile ''pathname'' to the console window or display it in a separate window if the option /Dialog is supplied.


	====STS → Load, run and debug scripts====		====STS → Load, run and debug scripts====

Toni at 09:28, 22 January 2016

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	* Normally LOG is not often used in the command line, because the result and the output of all commands is written to the console window anyway.		* Normally LOG is not often used in the command line, because the result and the output of all commands is written to the console window anyway.

	====LS → - Display a directory listing====		====LS → Display a directory listing====

	LS [path1 .. [pathN]] [options]		LS [path1 .. [pathN]] [options]
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	* The command <code>DIR</code> is an alias for the <code>LS</code>		* The command <code>DIR</code> is an alias for the <code>LS</code>

	====SETCON → ~~''' -~~ Display or set Console parameter values====		====SETCON → Display or set Console parameter values====

	SETCON [''parName'']		SETCON [''parName'']
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	SHOW HISTORY		SHOW HISTORY
	List the command history.		List the command history.

			SHOW SHELLS
			List the shell-id and application name of all running STX shells.

			SHOW SOUNDFILES [/Long /Summary]
			Display a list of all currently loaded soundfiles.
			* '''/Summary''': show only the number of loaded soundfiles
			* '''/Long''': display details also, not only the soundfile path

	SHOW [''itemtype''] [/Summary]		SHOW [''itemtype''] [/Summary]
	Display the names of all shell items (no argument) or of shell items of the specified ''itemtype''. ~~If the option~~ '''/Summary''' ~~is supplied,~~ only the number of items is displayed.		Display the names of all shell items (no argument) or of shell items of the specified ''itemtype''.
			* '''/Summary''': show only the number of shell items per displayed itemtype

	~~SHO~~		SHOW MACROCODES [''mask''] [/Summary /Long /Noclass]
			SHOW SPUCODES [''mask''] [/Summary /Long]
			SHOW CLASSES [''mask''] [/Summary /Long]
			List the names of all loaded macros or spu's. If the argument ''mask'' is specified, only the matching names are listed. In the long list format of classes the class-name and the parent-class is displayed.
			* '''/Summary''': display only the number of macros / spu's.
			* '''/Long''': use the long list format
			* '''/Noclass''': hide macros defining a class

			SHOW VARIABLES [''mask''] [/Global\|Shell\|User /Invert]
			List the names of all variables defined in the selected environment. If the argument ''mask'' is specified, only the matching names are listed.
			* '''/Global''': global variables (visible anywhere in {{STX}})
			* '''/Shell''': shell variables defined and used by the console script
			* '''/User''': shell variables defined and used by the user during the console session
			* '''/Invert''': inverts the meaning of the argument '''mask'''; display '''not''' matching variables names.
			* Note: use the normal {{STX}} syntax '''$'''''varname''''' to use a variable in a console command.

	====STS → Load, run and debug scripts====		====STS → Load, run and debug scripts====

Toni at 13:10, 21 January 2016

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	;The Console cannot:		;The Console cannot:
	# process {{STX}} control commands like IF, FOR, DO, WHILE, BREAK and CONTINUE		# process {{STX}} control commands like IF, FOR, DO, WHILE, BREAK and CONTINUE


	===Special Commands implemented by the Console Application===		===Special Commands implemented by the Console Application===


	~~----~~		==== CD → Get or Set the current working directory ====
	~~'''~~CD → Get or Set the current working directory~~'''~~

	CD [''dir'']		CD [''dir'']
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	'''result''': the full path of the selected directory or an empty string if the command fails or it was canceled		'''result''': the full path of the selected directory or an empty string if the command fails or it was canceled

	~~;Notes:~~		==== CLEAR → Clear console window or command history====
	* The command <code>PWD</code> can be used as alias for the command<code>CD</code>


	~~----~~
	~~'''~~CLEAR → Clear console window or command history~~'''~~

	CLEAR WINDOW		CLEAR WINDOW
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	~~----~~		====EXIT → Close the Console window====
	~~'''~~EXIT → Close the Console window~~'''~~

	EXIT		EXIT
	Close the Console window. The command history and the console settings are saved automatically. The Console application is also terminated, if the command window can be closed with the mouse or a hotkey.		Close the Console window. The command history and the console settings are saved automatically. The Console application is also terminated, if the command window can be closed with the mouse or a hotkey.

			====LOG → Write text into the console window====
	~~----~~
	~~'''LIST → '''~~


	~~----~~
	~~'''~~LOG → ~~'''~~

	LOG ''textline1'' [.. ''textlineN'']		LOG ''textline1'' [.. ''textlineN'']
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	* Normally LOG is not often used in the command line, because the result and the output of all commands is written to the console window anyway.		* Normally LOG is not often used in the command line, because the result and the output of all commands is written to the console window anyway.

			====LS → - Display a directory listing====
	~~----~~
	~~'''~~LS → ~~'''~~ - Display a directory listing

	LS [path1 .. [pathN]] [options]		LS [path1 .. [pathN]] [options]
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	* The command <code>DIR</code> is an alias for the <code>LS</code>		* The command <code>DIR</code> is an alias for the <code>LS</code>

			====SETCON → ''' - Display or set Console parameter values====
	~~----~~
	~~'''~~SETCON → ''' - Display or set Console parameter values

	SETCON [''parName'']		SETCON [''parName'']
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	* '''logMsg''': Turn extended Console log messages '''on''' or '''off'''.		* '''logMsg''': Turn extended Console log messages '''on''' or '''off'''.

			====SHOW → Display attributes and data of any shell-item or variables====

			SHOW STACK
			SHOW HISTORY
			List the command history.

			SHOW [''itemtype''] [/Summary]
			Display the names of all shell items (no argument) or of shell items of the specified ''itemtype''. If the option '''/Summary''' is supplied, only the number of items is displayed.

			SHO

	~~----~~
	~~'''STS → '''~~

			====STS → Load, run and debug scripts====

	~~----~~
	~~''STX → Start an {{STX}} application''~~

	;~~<code>~~STX ~~appname [appargs]</code>~~		====STX → Start an {{STX}} application====

			STX ''appname'' [''appargs'']


	~~----~~		====USE → Load a console extension package====
	~~'''~~USE → ~~'''~~

Toni at 10:01, 21 January 2016

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	----		----
	'''SETCON → '''		'''SETCON → ''' - Display or set Console parameter values

			SETCON [''parName'']
			Display all Console parameters (no ''parName'' given) or the parameter ''parName''

			SETCON ''parName'' ''parValue''
			Assign ''parValue'' to the Console parameter ''parName''. The following Console parameters can be changed:
			* '''stackSize''': Set the maximum number of commands to be stored in the history. The ''parValue'' must be an integer number greater than 1.
			* '''moreLines''': Set the number of lines used as pagesize if the ''/More'' option is speciefied in a Console command. The ''parValue'' must be an integer number greater than 1.
			* '''font''': Assign a new console window font and/or change the fontsize. The ''parValue'' can define the new fontname (''newname''), the fontsize (:''newsize'') or both (''newname'':''newsize''). The ''fontname'' must be the name of an installed font and ''fontsize'' must be an integer number in the range 6 to 20. The new font is applied to the console window on the next start of the Console application.
			* '''logMsg''': Turn extended Console log messages '''on''' or '''off'''.

Toni at 08:22, 21 January 2016

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	'''CD → Get or Set the current working directory'''		'''CD → Get or Set the current working directory'''

	CD		CD [''dir'']
	~~Show~~ the current directory.		Set the current directory to ''dir'' and display the full path of the current directory. Without an argument, only the current directory is shown.
	'''result''': the full path of the ~~current~~ directory		'''result''': the full path of the selected directory or an empty string if the command fails

	~~CD ''dir''~~
	~~Set the current directory to ''dir''.~~
	~~'''result''': the full path of the selected directory or an empty string if the command fails~~

	CD /''diropt''		CD /''diropt''
	Set the current directory to the path selected by the option ''diropt'':		Set the current directory to the path selected by the option ''diropt'':
	* /Work ~~→ goto the~~ {{STX}} working directory		* <code>/Work </code>: {{STX}} working directory
	* /Root ~~→ goto the~~ {{STX}} program or installation directory		* <code>/Root </code>: {{STX}} program or installation directory
	* /Dialog ~~→ show a dialog to~~ select the current directory		* <code>/Script</code>: default {{STX}} script directory
			* <code>/Dialog</code>: select the current directory in a dialog
	'''result''': the full path of the selected directory or an empty string if the command fails or it was canceled		'''result''': the full path of the selected directory or an empty string if the command fails or it was canceled

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	CLEAR WINDOW		CLEAR WINDOW
	Clear the console window.		Clear the console window.


	CLEAR STACK		CLEAR STACK
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	'''LOG → '''		'''LOG → '''

	;~~<code>~~		LOG ''textline1'' [.. ''textlineN'']
			Write the arguments to the console window. If not option is specified, each argument is written to a separate line. The option '''/Append''' can be used, to place all arguments in one line.

			;Notes:
			* Normally LOG is not often used in the command line, because the result and the output of all commands is written to the console window anyway.


	----		----
	'''LS → '''		'''LS → ''' - Display a directory listing

			LS [path1 .. [pathN]] [options]
			Display a directory listing using the pathX arguments as a wildcard file/pathname mask.

			;Options:
			* /Recursive: recursive listing of all subdirectories
			* /Long: use the long listing format to display file details, otherwise only the file name is listed
			* /Path: display the full path name of files
			* /Directories: list directories only
			* /Files: list files only
			* /More: stop listing every ''n'' and wait for user input (enter or escape)

			;Notes:
			* The command <code>DIR</code> is an alias for the <code>LS</code>