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jvs:fscan:manual:chapter2:show [2014/01/24 23:17]
voyvodic [Show -- Display data values]
jvs:fscan:manual:chapter2:show [2023/02/23 18:43] (current)
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 Usage example: **-show file imagehdr.txt**\\ Usage example: **-show file imagehdr.txt**\\
-Note: You can use combine the data and file modes by first SHOW to list data into a file and then opening that file in a new interactive display window.+Note: You can combine the data and file MODEs by first using SHOW to list data into a file and then using SHOW FILE to open that file in a new interactive display window.
  
 The VARBNAME value is ignored if used with the FILE keyword. The VARBNAME value is ignored if used with the FILE keyword.
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 The find data feature can be used either to simply print the resulting data set name on the screen (default) or to store the result into a user-defined string variable, USERVARB. The find data feature can be used either to simply print the resulting data set name on the screen (default) or to store the result into a user-defined string variable, USERVARB.
  
-Usage examples: +Usage examples:\\ 
-  **-show subtype t1**\\ + **-show subtype t1**\\ 
-  **-show taskname oddball mytask**\\+ **-show taskname oddball mytask**\\
 The first example would print out the T1 data set name, whereas the second would store the name of the ODDBALL data set in string variable '$mytask'. The first example would print out the T1 data set name, whereas the second would store the name of the ODDBALL data set in string variable '$mytask'.
  
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