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                          Blassic. The classic basic.

   Blassic. The classic basic.

Command line options.

   Last modified: 13-feb-2005.

   "In case it wasn't clear, options are usually optional." (The tao of
   option parsing, in Optik documentation).

   -a n1[,n2]
          Auto number values. n1 is the first line number to be used, n2
          the increment. Stablishes the values for the system vars
          AutoInit and AutoInc.

   --allflags
          Set all compatibility flags to 1. Useful only for testing.

   --appleII
          Ajust several system vars to Apple II Basic compatibility.

   --cpc
          Ajust several system vars to Amstrad CPC Basic compatibility.

   -d
          Detach from console.

   --debug level
          Set the debug level to level, the value is asigned to the
          DebugLevel system var and is used by the IF_DEBUG instruction.

   -e command
          Execute command and exit. Must be the last option. You must take
          care with the quoting conventions of your shell.
          Example in unix whith sh: blassic -e 'print "Hola" '

   --errout
          Redirect the error output to the standard output.

   --gwbasic
          Adjust several system vars to GW Basic compatibility.

   --info
          Show additional info in some error conditions.

   --lfcr
          Convert line feed to carriage return in INKEY$ and GET in text
          mode in unix.

   -m mode_number | mode_name | widthxheight
          Mode. Executes MODE mode_number or MODE "mode_name" or MODE
          width, height.

   --norun
          If a program is specified as argument, load it but not run.

   -p list of expressions
          Print each of the expressions with the PRINT instruction.

   --rotate
          Rotate 90 degrees all graphics modes. Useful on PDAs. Arrow keys
          are also rotated.

   --spectrum
          Adjust several system vars to Spectrum Basic compatibility.

   --tron
          Enter tron mode. Same effect as the TRON instruction without
          arguments.

   --tronline
          Entre tron line mode. Same effect as the TRON LINE instruction
          without arguments.

   -x keyword
          Exclude keyword from the list of Blassic keywords. Useful to
          execute a program that uses a Blassic keyword as variable name.
          Can be specified several times to exclude more keywords.

   --
          Inside of a list of expressions for the -p option marks the end
          of the list. In other case, marks the end of options.

   -
          Used as program name means read the program form standard input.

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