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#Amiga RS-232 input

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#42011From: jeff morrisNov 11, 1985 7:59 PM
Does anyone know how to copy RS-232 input to a file. Neither TYPE nor COPY appear to allow I/O redirection. *** There are replies: 42014, 42037 Enter command, N for next message or <CR> for menu : n
#42014From: Rick SchaefferNov 11, 1985 8:25 PM
Type and copy *DO* allow redirection. The only catch is that any re-direction has to be placed on the command line BEFORE any other parameters. For instance, to redirect "DIR" to the parrallel port do the following: dir >par: *.bas opt a To redirect "TYPE" to the serial port do: type >ser: filename.bas of course, with "TYPE" you can specify an output file name, so there is no need for redirection. To print a hex dump of a file, for instance, try: type filename to par: opt h Rick Schaeffer Enter command, N for next message or <CR> for menu : n
#42037From: Larry Phillips/ICUGNov 12, 1985 4:28 AM
Jeff, see message #12172 on cbm2000 for a way to do it from CLI. The method is sorta brute force, but it works. You don't really need redirection to do it. Just use: COPY SER: TO FILENAME or TYPE SER: TO * See also the reply to the same message for further info on some things that need to be done to end up with a usable file. Regards, Larry. *** There is a reply: 42049 Enter command, N for next message or <CR> for menu : n
#42049From: jeff morrisNov 12, 1985 11:32 PM
Larry, Looked up your old messages, tried what you said, and it worked fine. Thanks for the help. – Jeff Enter command, N for next message or <CR> for menu : n