Ms-dos Prompt

[Yianni]

C:\

 

[El Scorcho]

C:\interesting\thing\to\write\yianni.exe

 

[Yianni]

File not found

C:\

 

[Desredandwhite]

c:\DOS>

c:\DOS>RUN

RUN>DOS>RUN

 

[demon_69]

Net send * Hello all

 

[M29]

c:\>format c: /s /u
WARNING, ALL DATA ON NON-REMOVABLE DISK
DRIVE C: WILL BE LOST!
Proceed with Format (Y/N)? y
0%
sector not found reading drive C

 

[dr nick]

i once heard this really nasty prank call to some woman. some guys rang here up and claimed they were from AOL and they needed to fix something with her account. they made her go to the dos prompt and made her type something like

C:> deltree *.*

nasty stuff. she was crying when she found out that she had been the victim of a hoax.

 

[Yianni]

C:\dir

Volume on C:\ is BIGFOOTY

Directory of C:\

Australian Football League <DIR>
Chris Judd <DIR>
Internation Leagues <DIR>
General Talk <DIR>
Society, Culture and Politics <DIR>
Basketball <DIR>
General Sports <DIR>

 

[Mr Q]

Originally posted by Yianni
C:\dir

Volume on C:\ is BIGFOOTY

Directory of C:\

Australian Football League <DIR>
Chris Judd <DIR>
Internation Leagues <DIR>
General Talk <DIR>
Society, Culture and Politics <DIR>
Basketball <DIR>
General Sports <DIR>

Ahh, but if it was truly DOS you wouldn't be allowed those long file names...

 

[Yianni]

Sorry, here is the proper version

C:\dir

Volume on C:\ is BIGFOOTY

Directory of C:\

Austral$ <DIR>
ChrisJu$ <DIR>
Interna$ <DIR>
General$ <DIR>
Society$ <DIR>
Basketb$ <DIR>
Genera$2 <DIR>

Isn't anyone game to try to access the system?

 

[Mobbs]

Wouldn't it be :

C:\dir

Volume on C:\ is BIGFOOTY

Directory of C:\

Austra~1 <DIR>
ChrisJ~1 <DIR>
Intern~1 <DIR>
Genera~1 <DIR>
Societ~1 <DIR>
Basket~1 <DIR>
Genera~2 <DIR>

 

[ClintEastwood]

bash: c:: command not found

cat dos > /dev/null

cat micro$loth > /dev/null

</geek-mode>

 

[otaku]

c:\>cd genera~1
c:\Genera~1> del bullsh*.*
c:\Genera~1> ARE YOU SURE (Y/N)? y

c:\Genera~1>

 

[Mr Q]

Originally posted by Pred
bash: c:: command not found

cat dos > /dev/null

cat micro$loth > /dev/null

Well that's not going to do a lot; dos and micro$loth will still be there when you're done. Surely it would be better to do the following:

mv dos > /dev/null
mv micro$loth > /dev/null

(or of course just delete the files )

<beats self over head with hammer for getting involved in this thread>

 

[Squeak]

Visit this thread if you want to

C:\nerds

 

[TheMase]

C:\dir

Volume in drive C has no label.
Volume Serial Number is D131-241C

Directory of C:\

01/07/2003 02:00p <DIR> BIGFOOTY

0 Files(s) 0 bytes
1 Dir(s) 4,878,528,512 bytes free

C:\cd BIGFOOTY
C:\BIGFOOTY\

C:\BIGFOOTY\dir

Volume in drive C has no label.
Volume Serial Number is D131-241C

Directory of C:\

01/07/2003 02:10p <DIR> Talent

0 Files(s) 0 bytes
1 Dir(s) 4,878,528,512 bytes free

C:\BIGFOOTY\cd talent
C:\BIGFOOTY\talent\

C:\BIGFOOTY\talent\dir

Volume in drive C has no label.
Volume Serial Number is D131-241C

Directory of C:\

01/07/2002 02:13p 64,512 judd.talent

1 Files(s) 64,512 bytes
0 Dir(s) 4,878,528,512 bytes free











I have too much time on my hands ...

 

[BomberGal]

C:\ I think I'm dumb

Don't understand any of this

 

[Mobbs]

 

[Yianni]

Originally posted by Mobbenfuhrer

Nice one! Now we can have Bigfooty, Commodore 64 version!

10 PRINT CHR$(147)
20 INPUT "WOULD YOU LIKE TO VISIT THE CHRIS JUDD BOARD", A$
30 IF A$ = "YES" THEN GOTO 100
40 PRINT "SORRY, THERE ARE NO OTHER BOARDS OTHER THAN THE CHRIS JUDD BOARD
50 END
100 PRINT "W@NKER!!!"
110 GOTO 100

 

[Yianni]

Originally posted by TheMase
C:\BIGFOOTY\cd talent

File not found

 

[Mobbs]

Originally posted by Yianni
Nice one! Now we can have Bigfooty, Commodore 64 version!

10 PRINT CHR$(147)
20 INPUT "WOULD YOU LIKE TO VISIT THE CHRIS JUDD BOARD", A$
30 IF A$ = "YES" THEN GOTO 100
40 PRINT "SORRY, THERE ARE NO OTHER BOARDS OTHER THAN THE CHRIS JUDD BOARD
50 END
100 PRINT "W@NKER!!!"
110 GOTO 100

Hahahaha!!!

I think that should be a semi-colon, not a comma, in the input statement, though.

How about this :

Now posted by me
Nice one! Now we can have Bigfooty, Commodore 64 version!

10 PRINT CHR$(147)
20 INPUT "WOULD YOU LIKE TO VISIT THE CHRIS JUDD BOARD"; A$
30 IF A$ = "YES" THEN GOTO 100
40 PRINT "SORRY, THERE ARE NO OTHER BOARDS OTHER THAN THE CHRIS JUDD BOARD"
50 END
100 PRINT "W@NKER!!! ";
110 GOTO 100

(note small changes to the final lines)

 

[Yianni]

Hmmmm...it's been too long.

Is there a different treatment when your input string is text and when it is numeric? It is comma for numeric and semi-colon for alphanumeric?

Disagree on the semi-colon on the end of line 90 though. The program will work fine without it.

 

[Mobbs]

Originally posted by Yianni
Is there a different treatment when your input string is text and when it is numeric? It is comma for numeric and semi-colon for alphanumeric?

Not sure. Perhaps you're right. Can't remember either.

Originally posted by Yianni
Disagree on the semi-colon on the end of line 90 though. The program will work fine without it.

Oh it'll work fine without it ... but it won't be as visually pleasing

 

[Spogs]

Jeez that C 64 screen brings back memories. Didn't the ";" place the response directly at the end of the prompt and the "," placed the response after the next tab? Something like that.

Remember learning 6052 (I think) machine code. What a waste of time that was but taught you a bit about computers.

 

[Mobbs]

Well ; and , were definitely next character and next tab place separators for printing, but I still contest it didn't apply to input statements. (I base this on the fact that QBASIC today is this way).