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- | **CIGAL Reference Manual, Chapter 2 (Commands): dmread** | ||
- | ===== dmread -- Read paradigm related data in DM archive format ===== | ||
- | **usage: dmread filename datavarb recflg [hdrtxt hdrflag]** | ||
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- | DMREAD reads data written by DMWRITE from the named data management (DM) archive file. This file format is described in [[jvs: | ||
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- | FILENAME must be the name of a data file in archive format.\\ | ||
- | If the archive file is the only argument, DMREAD will display a list of all records in the file. | ||
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- | RECFLG can be: | ||
- | * > 0 - The record type, defined when the record was written (see [[jvs: | ||
- | * < 0 - The negative record number (Recnum = -RECFLG) (the first record is 1) | ||
- | * = 0 - This displays the complete file header; this also returns the number of records in the file in register r0 | ||
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- | DATAVARB | ||
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- | If a character string argument is specified for HDRTXT it will receive the | ||
- | comment text associated with the retrieved record. | ||
- | returns header information for the specified record by loading DATAVARB with | ||
- | a 7 element LONG array containing the following information: | ||
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- | **See Also:**\\ | ||
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