Title |
| Command | FLCE /S |
This command transfers a file on the
If the directory that is specified as the destination directory does not exist, it will be automatically created.
The progress of file transfer will be displayed.
File pathnames will be processed in order from the left of the command line. If any of the file pathnames to be transmitted do not exist on the
C Language Interface
Calling Sequence
FLCE | /S[<Option>] <Transmission file pathname> [<Transmission file pathname>] [...] |
<Pathname of destination directory> | |
(Parameters in [ ] can be omitted.) |
Parameters
Option O: Specification of forced overwrite of
If this option is specified, even
If an overwrite is attempted for
R: Recursive call
All the files that exist under the directory specified by the transmission file pathname are used as the objective of file transfer.
If the specified directory has any
The hierarchical directory system has a maximum depth of sixteen levels.
Even if this option is specified, the transmission file pathname should be specified by the full pathname.
If this option is not specified, only a file that is designated by the transmission file pathname can be the objective of processing.
Transmission file pathname
Specify a file that exists on the
To specify all files enter "*.*" as file name.
A wild card can be used for file name.
Directory names or file names can be described using
Destination directory pathname
As the last input parameter of this command describe the destination directory name of the communication partner side. If the specified directory does not exist, it will be automatically created by specified name.
Enter a "\" as the delimiter of directory name. If not, it will result a parameter error. A wild card can be used for the file name.
Directory names can be described using
Name the destination side directory pathname in accordance with the naming rules of the
communication
Example: | “d:\” | Root directory specification |
| “d:\casio\12\” | |
“d:\casio” | Incorrect specification. |
Startup Examples
FLCE /S "\casio\*.dat" "d:\casiodat\"
This transfers file that is located in the "casio" directory of the
extension to the "d:\casiodat\" directory of the communication partner side of
FLCE /SR "\casio\*.dat" "d:\casiodat\"
This transfers all files under the "casio" directory (including the
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