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doskey（dos命令） Load the Doskey program to memory. The Doskey program callback ms-d0s command so that you can edit the command line, create and run macros. The Doskey is a memory-resident program, and once installed, the Doskey occupies approximately 3k bytes of resident memory. Grammar: DOSKEY [/ REINSTALL] [/ BUFSIZE = size] [/ MACROS] [HISTORY] / [/ INSERT | / OVERSTRIKE] [macroname = [text]] To start the Doskey program and use the default Settings, use the following syntax: DOSKEY Parameters: Macroname = [text] Create a macro (Doskey macro) that executes one or more ms-dos commands. Macroname specifies the name intended to be assigned to the macro, and Text specifies the command to be recorded. Switch: / REINSTALL Install a new copy of the Doskey program, even if installed. In the latter case, the/REINSTALL option also clears the buffer. / BUFSIZE = the size Specifies the size of the buffer that Doskey is used to store commands and the Doskey macro, with a default size of 512 bytes. The minimum buffer is 256 bytes. / MACROS Displays a list of all Doskey macros. You can use the repeat directive () in the/MACROS option to direct the list to the file. / MACROS may be abbreviated to/M. / the HISTORY Displays all commands stored in memory. In/HISTORY, redirects can be used to redirect the list to the file. / HISORY can be abbreviated as/H. / INSERT | / OVERSTRIKE Specifies whether the text of the new type is replaced with the original text. If the/INSERT option is used, the body typed on one line is inserted into the original text (just like pressing the INSERT key). If/OVERSTRIKE, the new text is replaced with the old text. The default setting is/OVERSTRIKE. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- DOSKEY ─ annotations The callback command To callback commands, you can use