3 * Slovenian Language Support
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22 LANGUAGE LANG_SLOVENIAN, SUBLANG_DEFAULT
26 WCMD_ATTRIB, "Help about ATTRIB\n"
28 "CALL <batchfilename> is used within a batch file to execute commands\n\
29 from another batch file. When the batch file exits, control returns to\n\
30 the file which called it. The CALL command may supply parameters to the\n\
33 Changes to default directory, environment variables etc made within a\n\
34 called procedure are inherited by the caller.\n"
36 WCMD_CD, "Help about CD\n"
37 WCMD_CHDIR, "Help about CHDIR\n"
39 WCMD_CLS, "CLS clears the console screen\n"
41 WCMD_COPY, "Help about COPY\n"
42 WCMD_CTTY, "Help about CTTY\n"
43 WCMD_DATE, "Help about DATE\n"
44 WCMD_DEL, "Help about DEL\n"
45 WCMD_DIR, "Help about DIR\n"
48 "ECHO <string> displays <string> on the current terminal device.\n\
50 ECHO ON causes all subsequent commands in a batch file to be displayed\n\
51 on the terminal device before they are executed.\n\
53 ECHO OFF reverses the effect of a previous ECHO ON (ECHO is OFF by\n\
54 default). The ECHO OFF command can be prevented from displaying by\n\
55 preceding it with an @ sign.\n"
57 WCMD_ERASE, "Help about ERASE\n"
60 "The FOR command is used to execute a command for each of a set of files.\n\
62 Syntax: FOR %variable IN (set) DO command\n\
64 The requirement to double the % sign when using FOR in a batch file does\n\
68 "The GOTO command transfers execution to another statement within a\n\
71 The label which is the target of a GOTO may be up to 255 characters\n\
72 long but may not include spaces (this is different from other operating\n\
73 systems). If two or more identical labels exist in a batch file the\n\
74 first one will always be executed. Attempting to GOTO a nonexistent\n\
75 label terminates the batch file execution.\n\
77 GOTO has no effect when used interactively.\n"
79 WCMD_HELP, "Help about HELP\n"
82 "IF is used to conditionally execute a command.\n\
84 Syntax: IF [NOT] EXIST filename command\n\
85 IF [NOT] string1==string2 command\n\
86 IF [NOT] ERRORLEVEL number command\n\
88 In the second form of the command, string1 and string2 must be in double\n\
89 quotes. The comparison is not case-sensitive.\n"
91 WCMD_LABEL, "LABEL is used to set a disk volume label. \n\
93 Syntax: LABEL [drive:]\n\
94 The command will prompt you for the new volume label for the given drive.\n\
95 You can display the disk volume label with the VOL command.\n"
97 WCMD_MD, "Help about MD\n"
98 WCMD_MKDIR, "Help about MKDIR\n"
100 "MOVE relocates a file or directory to a new point within the file system.\n\
102 If the item being moved is a directory then all the files and subdirectories\n\
103 below the item are moved as well.\n\
105 MOVE fails if the old and new locations are on different DOS drive letters.\n"
108 "PATH displays or changes the wcmd search path.\n\
110 Entering PATH will display the current PATH setting (initially this is\n\
111 the value given in your wine.conf file). To change the setting follow the\n\
112 PATH command with the new value.\n\
114 It is also possible to modify the PATH by using the PATH environment\n\
115 variable, for example:\n\
116 PATH %PATH%;c:\\temp \n"
119 "PAUSE displays a message on the screen 'Press Return key to continue'\n\
120 and waits for the user to press the Return key. It is mainly useful in\n\
121 batch files to allow the user to read the output of a previous command\n\
122 before it scrolls off the screen.\n"
125 "PROMPT sets the command-line prompt.\n\
127 The string following the PROMPT command (and the space immediately after)\n\
128 appears at the beginning of the line when wcmd is waiting for input.\n\
130 The following character strings have the special meaning shown:\n\
132 $$ Dollar sign $_ Linefeed $b Pipe sign (|)\n\
133 $d Current date $e Escape $g > sign\n\
134 $l < sign $n Current drive $p Current path\n\
135 $q Equal sign $t Current time $v wcmd version\n\
137 Note that entering the PROMPT command without a prompt-string resets the\n\
138 prompt to the default, which is the current drive letter followed by its\n\
139 current directory and a greater-than (>) sign.\n\
140 (like a command PROMPT $p$g).\n\
142 The prompt can also be changed by altering the PROMPT environment variable,\n\
143 so the command 'SET PROMPT=text' has the same effect as 'PROMPT text'\n"
146 "A command line beginning REM (followed by a space) performs no\n\
147 action, and can therefore be used as a comment in a batch file.\n"
149 WCMD_REN, "Help about REN\n"
150 WCMD_RENAME, "Help about RENAME\n"
151 WCMD_RD, "Help about RD\n"
152 WCMD_RMDIR, "Help about RMDIR\n"
155 "SET displays or changes the wcmd environment variables.\n\
157 SET without parameters shows all of the current environment.\n\
159 To create or modify an environment variable the syntax is:\n\
161 SET <variable>=<value>\n\
163 where <variable> and <value> are character strings. There must be no\n\
164 spaces before the equals sign, nor can the variable name\n\
165 have embedded spaces.\n\
167 Under Wine, the environment of the underlying operating system is\n\
168 included into the Win32 environment, there will generally therefore be\n\
169 many more values than in a native Win32 implementation. Note that it is\n\
170 not possible to affect the operating system environment from within wcmd.\n"
173 "SHIFT is used in a batch file to remove one parameter from the head of\n\
174 the list, so parameter 2 becomes parameter 1 and so on. It has no effect\n\
175 if called from the command line.\n"
177 WCMD_TIME, "Help about TIME\n"
179 WCMD_TITLE, "Sets the window title for the wcmd window, syntax TITLE [string]\n"
182 "TYPE <filename> copies <filename> to the console device (or elsewhere\n\
183 if redirected). No check is made that the file is readable text.\n"
186 "VERIFY is used to set, clear or test the verify flag. Valid forms are:\n\
188 VERIFY ON Set the flag\n\
189 VERIFY OFF Clear the flag\n\
190 VERIFY Displays ON or OFF as appropriate.\n\
192 The verify flag has no function in Wine.\n"
195 "VER displays the version of wcmd you are running\n"
197 WCMD_VOL, "Help about VOL\n"
200 "EXIT terminates the current command session and returns\n\
201 to the operating system or shell from which you invoked wcmd.\n"
203 1000, "WCMD built-in commands are:\n\
204 ATTRIB\t\tShow or change DOS file attributes\n\
205 CALL\t\tInvoke a batch file from inside another\n\
206 CD (CHDIR)\tChange current default directory\n\
207 CLS\t\tClear the console screen\n\
209 CTTY\t\tChange input/output device\n\
210 DATE\t\tShow or change the system date\n\
211 DEL (ERASE)\tDelete a file or set of files\n\
212 DIR\t\tList the contents of a directory\n\
213 ECHO\t\tCopy text directly to the console output\n\
214 HELP\t\tShow brief help details on a topic\n\
215 MD (MKDIR)\tCreate a subdirectory\n\
216 MOVE\t\tMove a file, set of files or directory tree\n\
217 PATH\t\tSet or show the search path\n\
218 PROMPT\t\tChange the command prompt\n\
219 REN (RENAME)\tRename a file\n\
220 RD (RMDIR)\tDelete a subdirectory\n\
221 SET\t\tSet or show environment variables\n\
222 TIME\t\tSet or show the current system time\n\
223 TITLE\t\tSet the window title for the WCMD session\n\
224 TYPE\t\tType the contents of a text file\n\
225 VER\t\tShow the current version of WCMD\n\
226 VOL\t\tShow the volume label of a disk device\n\
227 EXIT\t\tClose down WCMD\n\n\
228 Enter HELP <command> for further information on any of the above commands\n"