RESTORE

For HFS name syntax, the lowercase letters are treated distinctly from the uppercase letters (no upshifting).

Both MPE and HFS name componen ts can use the characters @, #, and ? as wildcard c haracters. These wildcard c haracters have the following meaning:

@

speci￿es zero or more alphan umeric characters.

#

speci￿es one numeric character.

?

speci￿es one alphan umeric character.
These wildcard characters can be used as follows

n@

Restore all ￿les starting with the c haracter n.

@n

Restore all ￿les ending with the c haracter n.

n## . . . #

Restore all ￿les starting with c haracter n

 

followed by up to seven digits (useful for

 

restoring all EDIT/3000 temporary ￿les).

n@x

Restore all ￿les starting with the c haracter n

 

and ending with the c haracter x.

?n@

Restore all ￿les whose second c haracter is n.

n?

Restore all two-character ￿les starting with the

 

character n.

?n

Restore all two-character ￿les ending with the

 

character n.

Also, character sets ma y be speci￿ed in the follo wing syntax:

[ct]

speci￿es letter c or t.

[c-t]

speci￿es any letter from range c to t.

[e-g1]

speci￿es any letter range e to g or digit 1.

Examples of using c haracter sets are:

[A-C]

@ All ￿les that begin with the letters A, B, or

 

C.

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