Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Command-line interface" in English language version.
[…] CPI /H […] CPI [@] [@] [/?|/Help[:topic]] [/!|/About] […] [?|&] […] /?, /Help Display this help screen or specific help for a topic (+) […] /!, /About Display the 'About' info screen […] /Cpifile (+) .CPI/.CP file name <EGA.CPI>; extension: <.CPI>; CPI.EXE=StdIn […] /Report Report file name <''=StdOut>; extension: <.RPT> […] /Style (+) Export <0>-6=BIN-raw/ROM/RAM/PSF0/1/SH/CHED; 7-12/13-18/19-24=ASM-hex/dec/bin/ip/il/p/l/mp/ml […] CPI /H:C […] Overview on codepage file parameter usage: […] CPI /H:S […] Overview on /Style parameters: […] ?, & Online edit mode (prompts for additional parameter input) […]
The shell has four different command prompts, called PS1, P52, P53, and PS4. PS stands for Prompt String.
The Cisco IOS command-line interface (CLI) is the primary user interface…
[…] Since the DR-DOS 7.03 DEBUG is still based on the old SID86.EXE, I suggest to run DEBUG 1.51 and enter the extended help system with ?? from the debug prompt. This will give you eight screens full of syntax and feature help. Some of these features were also supported by older issues. […]
the notion of having a replaceable "command shell" rather than a "monitor" tightly integrated with the OS kernel tends to be attributed to Multics.
[…] CPI /H […] CPI [@] [@] [/?|/Help[:topic]] [/!|/About] […] [?|&] […] /?, /Help Display this help screen or specific help for a topic (+) […] /!, /About Display the 'About' info screen […] /Cpifile (+) .CPI/.CP file name <EGA.CPI>; extension: <.CPI>; CPI.EXE=StdIn […] /Report Report file name <''=StdOut>; extension: <.RPT> […] /Style (+) Export <0>-6=BIN-raw/ROM/RAM/PSF0/1/SH/CHED; 7-12/13-18/19-24=ASM-hex/dec/bin/ip/il/p/l/mp/ml […] CPI /H:C […] Overview on codepage file parameter usage: […] CPI /H:S […] Overview on /Style parameters: […] ?, & Online edit mode (prompts for additional parameter input) […]
the notion of having a replaceable "command shell" rather than a "monitor" tightly integrated with the OS kernel tends to be attributed to Multics.
The Cisco IOS command-line interface (CLI) is the primary user interface…