file:///D:/GUIDES/USERGUIDE/MANUAL/BOOK3B/BOOK3_2.HTML Command and Obey file types There are two types of file you can use for command scripts: Command files, and Obey files. The differences between these two file types are:
- An Obey file is always passed to the command line interpreter, whereas a Command file is passed to the current input. - An Obey file is read directly, whereas a Command file is treated as if it were typed at the keyboard (and hence usually appears on the screen). - An Obey file sets the system variable Obey$Dir to the directory it is in. - An Obey file can have parameters passed to it.