pdisk

pdisk <disk-handle>

Examples:

"pdisk 00a2h": Prints information about the disk whose handle is 00a2h.

Prints out information about a registered disk, given its handle.

The Flags column is a string of single-character flags with the following meanings:

w: The disk is writable.
V: The disk is always valid, i.e. it's not removable.
S: The disk is stale. This is set if the drive for the disk has been deleted.
u: The disk is unnamed, so the system has made up a name for it.

See Also: diskwalk, drivewalk.

pdrive

pdrive <drive-handle>
pdrive <drive-name>
pdrive <drive-number>

Examples:

"pdrive si": Print a description of the drive whose handle is in SI
"pdrive al": Print a description of the drive whose number is in AL
"pdrive C": Print a description of drive C

Provides the same information as "drivewalk," but for a single drive, given the offset to its DriveStatusEntry structure in the FSInfoResource.

This is intended for use by implementors of IFS drivers, as no one else is likely to ever see a drive handle.

See Also: drivewalk.

pdw

pdr <register pair>

Examples:

"pdw dxax"
"pdw dx.ax"
"pdw dx:ax": Prints the dword value of register pair dx:ax

Prints the dword value of a register pair.

The first register is the high register while the second is the low register.

See Also: print.

penum

penum <type> <value>

Examples:

"penum FatalErrors 0": print the first FatalErrors enumeration

Print an enumeration constant given a numerical value.

The <type> argument is the type of the enumeration.
The <value> argument is the value of the enumeration in a numerical format.

See Also: print, precord.

pevent

pevent <handle>

Examples:

"pevent 39a0h": Print event with handle.

Print an event given its handle.

See Also: elist, eqlist, eqfind, erfind.

pflags

pflags

Prints the current machine flags (carry, zero, etc.).

See Also: setcc, getcc.

pfont

pfont [-c] [<address>]

Examples:

"pfont": print bitmaps of the characters of the font in BX.
"pfont -c ^h1fd0h": list the characters in the font at ^h1fd0h.

Print all the bitmaps of the characters in a font.

The "-c" flag causes pfont to list which characters are in the font and any special status (i.e. NOT BUILT).
The <address> argument is the address of the font. If none is specified then ^hbx is used.

See Also: fonts, pusage, pfontinfo.

pfontinfo

pfontinfo <font ID>

Examples: "pfontinfo FID_BERKELEY"

Prints font header information for a font. Also lists all sizes built.

The <font ID> argument must be supplied. If not known, use `fonts -u' to list all the fonts with their IDs.

See Also: fonts, pfont.

pgen

pgen <element> [<object>]

Examples:

"pgen GI_states @65": print the states of object 65
"pgen GI_visMoniker": print the moniker of the object at *DS:SI
"pgen GI_states -i": print the states of the object at the implied grab

Print an element of the generic instance data.

The <element> argument specifies which element in the object to print
The <object> argument is the address to the object to print out. It defaults to *DS:SI and is optional. The `-i' flag for an implied grab may be used.

See Also: gentree, gup, pobject, piv, pvis.

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