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* Rfs Script Format:
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*
* Normal rfs and deep rfs operations can be done simply with single client
* requests ( PerformRfs()-method ). It is also possible to specify a special rfs
* script that is used to achieve the desired operation. The script can be in a
* file or in a descriptor and it consists of RFS commands separated by line
* ends. There must not be more than one command per line. Extra white space is
* allowed in lines. The setting_name parameter in SD-command is case-sensitive
* due to fact that SharedData keywords are too, but everything else is case-
* insensitive. "#" or "//" can be used for commenting out the rest of the line
* but the comment characters need to be in the beginning of the line or there
* must be white space between the last parameter and the comment. C-style
* commenting is not supported. Wildcards (?, *) can be used in all file/path
* names. Any parameter can be enclosed with quotation marks for allowing spaces
* in file names.
*
* NOTE! A file that contains an rfs script must be saved in UNICODE format!
*
* List of rfs commands: (mandatory parameters in <>, optional parameters in [])
*
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* CD <path>
* Changes the default path. A path including a drive letter must be given
* and there MUST be a trailing "\" in the end of the path. If file names
* are not given in target parameters of other RFS commands, they are assumed to
* be relative to the current default path. This command is added for reducing
* the sizes of RFS scripts. Note that the source file parameter in CP command
* has to contain a path always.
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* DEL <filename>
* Deletes the file(s). File name has to contain path. Can't delete a
* directory with this. Wildcards can be used in the filename.
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* RD <directoryname>
* Removes the directory and the whole directory structure under it, recursively.
* All files in directories are deleted, too. Directory name has to contain
* path. NOTE! There MUST be a trailing "\" in the end of the path.
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* MD <directoryname>
* Creates the directory structure given as a parameter. Directory name has to
* contain path and there MUST be a trailing "\" in the end of the path.
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* CP <source_filename> [destination_filename]
* Copies the source file to the destination file. Source file name has to
* contain path. Destination file name, if given, can be relative to the
* default path given with CD command. This command creates the target directory
* if it doesn't exist and it can be used to copy whole directory structures
* recursively. Wildcards can be used. If the destination file name is not given,
* the same file name as in source file(s) will be used, but the destination
* drive is changed to C: ( useful when copying from Z: )
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* SD <uid> [setting_name1] [setting_name2] [setting_name3] ...
* Restores the setting(s) stored in Series 60 shared data files to the original
* values that are stored in ROM. Uid of the shared data file has to consist
* exatly from 8 hex numbers. If the setting_name parameters are given, only
* those settings are restored, otherwise the whole shared data file is restored.
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* PLUGINS [plugin1] [plugin2] [plugin3] ...
*
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* DOS <level>
* Restores all settings located in DOS side. Normal RFS level is 0, deep RFS
* level is 1.
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* FORMAT <drive>
* Formats the whole drive erasing all contents. Drive definition must be exactly
* the drive letter followed by a colon.
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*
* Example script: (all commands are in the correct format)
*
* CD C:\system\data\
* // changes the default directory, notice the trailing '\'
*
* DEL myfile.ini
* // deletes a file relative to default path
* // (target is C:\system\data\myfile.ini)
*
* DEL C:\system\data\apps\myapp\settings.dat
* // deletes a file
*
* DEL "C:\system\data\apps\myapp\other setting with long file name.dat"
* // deletes a file
*
* DEL C:\system\data\apps\myapp\*
* // deletes recursively everything under directory C:\system\data\apps\myapp\
*
* RD C:\system\data\apps\myapp\
* // removes directory and its contents
*
* MD C:\system\testdata\
* // creates directory, notice the trailing '\'
*
* CP Z:\system\backup\mysetting.dat C:\system\data\mysetting.dat
* // copies a file to the specified target location
*
* CP Z:\system\backup\mydir\* C:\system\data\mydir\
* // copies recursively everything under Z:\system\backup\mydir\
* // to C:\system\data\mydir\
*
* CP Z:\system\data\mysetting.dat
* // copies Z:\system\data\mysetting.dat to C:\system\data\mysetting.dat
*
* CP Z:\system\data\mydir\*
* // copies recursively everything under Z:\system\data\mydir\
* // to C:\system\data\mydir\
*
* SD 100059a4
* // Restores the whole shared data file which has the uid 0x100059a4.
* // this is done by deleting the possible shared data file in C: after which
* // the default file in Z: will be automatically used by shared data server.
*
* SD 100059a4 VmbxNumber
* // Restores the setting "VmbxNumber" in a shared data file 100059a4.ini.
* // Default value is taken from a default shared data file in ROM.
*
* FORMAT C:
* // formats the drive C: erasing all contents
*
*/