Clean up key buffer at prompt
Execute "COMMAND" before processing any rcfiles and continue shell
--completion-hidden (lua: nyagos.option.completion_hidden=true
)
Include hidden files on completion
use forward slash on completion
Enable to expand wildcards
Use forward slash /
on wildcard expansion instead of \
Print this usage
Search for the executable from the current directory before %PATH%. (compatible with CMD.EXE)
Search for the executable from the current directory after %PATH%. (compatible with PowerShell)
Never search for the executable from the current directory unless %PATH% contains. (compatible with UNIX Shells)
Execute FILE as Lua Script even if FILE's suffix is not .lua .
The script can refer arguments as arg[]
.
Lines starting with @
are ignored to embed into batchfile.
Execute "LUACODE" before processing any rcfiles and continue shell
Enable the prediction on readlines (default: enabled)
Do not clean up key buffer at prompt
--no-completion-hidden (lua: nyagos.option.completion_hidden=false
) [default]
Do not include hidden files on completion
Do not use slash on completion
Disable to expand wildcards
Do not use slash on wildcard expansion.
Output surrogate pair characters like <NNNNN>
Do not forbide to overwrite files no redirect
Read commands from stdin as Windows Console(tty). (Enable to edit line)
Disable Tilde Expansion
forbide batchfile to change environment variables of nyagos
forbide to overwrite files on redirect
Disable the prediction on readlines (default: enabled)
Do not load the startup-scripts: ~\.nyagos
, (BINDIR)\.nyagos
, (BINDIR)\nyagos.d\*.lua
, and %APPDATA%\NYAOS_ORG\nyagos.d\*.lua
.
Output surrogate pair characters as it is
Read commands from stdin as a file stream (Disable to edit line)
show version only
Enable Tilde Expansion
allow batchfile to change environment variables of nyagos
Decode and execute the command which is encoded with Base64.
Execute COMMAND
and quit.
Execute SCRIPTCODE with Lua interpreter and quit.
If FILE's suffix is .lua, execute Lua-code on it.
The script can refer arguments as arg[]
.
Otherwise, read and execute commands on it.
Print this usage
Execute "COMMAND" and continue the command-line.