Using the Terminal
- Introduction to the Terminal
- User Account That Owns the Terminal Process
- Starting the Terminal
- Background
- General Use
- The ZWELCOME Routine
- The Startup Namespace
- The Terminal Prompt
- Interrupting Execution in the Terminal
- Exiting the Terminal
- Using the Terminal Interactively
- Entering Commands
- Scrolling
- Pausing and Resuming the Terminal Scrolling
- Repeating Previous Commands
- Creating Aliases for Commonly Used Commands
- Copying and Pasting Text
- Printing
- Clearing the Screen
- Logging the Terminal Session
- Controlling the Appearance and Behavior of the Terminal
- Specifying the Font
- Specifying the Colors
- Specifying the Window Size
- Defining Custom Key Combinations
- Specifying Other User Settings
- Specifying the Network Encoding
- Specifying the Physical Character Setting of the Display
- Using Terminal Scripts
- Starting Script Execution
- Pausing Script Execution
- Stopping Script Execution
- Contents of a Script File
- Script Command Summary
- Script Command Arguments
- A Sample Script
- Script Command Reference
- break
- call script
- case match
- closelog
- connect
- debug
- disconnect
- display
- echo
- execute
- exit
- goto
- if empty
- key_starttime
- key_stoptime
- key_timer
- logfile
- multiwait for
- notify
- on error
- pause
- return
- send
- subroutine
- terminate
- test
- timer
- title
- wait for
- Connecting to Remote Hosts
- Using the Terminal in Batch Mode
- Advanced Topics in Terminal Usage