Avery Dennison 6035 Programmer Manual Rev.A 7/98 - Manual (Page 29)

7/9/98 Using ROM-DOS 6.22 2-17
The parameter %1 takes on the name THISFILE.DAT and the batch file
actually executes the following:
PRINT THISFILE.DAT
COPY THISFILE.DAT \ARCHIVE\*.*
DEL THISFILE.DAT
Special Batch Subcommands
In addition to standard ROM-DOS commands that run in batch files,
there are also special batch subcommands, for use within batch files.
See CALL, ECHO, FOR, GOTO, IF, PAUSE, REM, and SHIFT in
Chapter 3.
Example
Runs a program called MY_INFO1 followed by a program called
MY_INFO2, each of which displays a screen full of information. After
running each of these programs, you clear the screen before
proceeding. Your normal keystroke sequence is:
MY_INFO1 <Enter>
CLS <Enter>
MY_INFO2 <Enter>
CLS <Enter>
You could create a batch file called INFO.BAT containing these lines:
MY_INFO1
PAUSE
CLS
MY_INFO2
PAUSE
CLS
Which is executed by simply typing:
INFO <Enter>