The fso command saves the current item and overwrites the item when a duplicate item-ID already exists on file. This form is used when specifying an item-ID other than the one originally requested.
Syntax
|
fso{(file.reference}{item-ID} |
Parameter(s)
|
item-ID |
Name of the item saved. |
|
file.reference |
Name of the file to write to. |
Example(s)
This does not mean that the command was invalid. Rather, it means that the item, main.program.original, was already on file.
|
ed bp main.program top .fs main.program.original cmnd? |
It can be overwritten as:
|
.fso main.program.original |
See Also