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C,~ The LBR program maintains and creates what are known as "universal"
libraries. These are files in your directory that contain many other files, most
of which were originally quite short (only a few pages). LBR conserves disk
space both in your directory, and in the system overhead area, by compressing
lots of small files into one large file. You can extract these small files
whenever you want, or replace them inside the library with new versions, or
remove them altogether, or type them, or get a directory. All of these things
are done with the LBR prorgam.
Two assumptions are made about the libraries you use. First, it
is assumed that all the files will be of a similar type. Second, as a result
of this, it is assumed that all have the same byte size, and all have the same
extension. These are not required, but when you insert a file into the library,
its name is remembered, but its extension is not. When you extract it, the
extension used by default is one set up for the whole library. Similarly, the
output file will be written with the byte size of the library. For most purposes
this presents no problem. However, it means it may not be easy to mix (say)
binary files and text files in one library, unless you are willing to treat
them all as binary.
The space savings that can be made are dramatic. We picked just
one user on our system who had 65 1-page files in his directory (mainly files
of commands to a statistical package). They took up, of course, 65 pages
in his directory, and 65 more pages of overhead (from system directories). In
a library, they took up just 12 pages !
Type HELP FILESPEC for help on the syntax of file and module
specifications in LBR.
The EDIT command allows you to specifiy a module in the
library which you wish to edit. It starts up the system editor, places the file
in its text buffer, and then automatically replaces the edited module back into
the library when you exit from the editor.
If you wish to use SED as your editor, type /SED after the
module name. To use SED always, you can type SET SED, which makes LBR
always use SED for the EDIT command. You might want to put this in your LBR.INIT
file. If you only want to use the editor to review a file (ie you do
not wish to change it), type /READONLY after the module name. This will prevent
any accidental changes you make being incorporated into the library.
File specifications in LBR commands such as COPY, INSERT
LIBRARY, etc. follow the standard TOPS-20 pattern for their names. Both names
and extensions can be upto 39 characters long, and directory specs can be given
which are also 39 characters long. When more than one file can be operated on
by one command, a "wildcard" spec is allowed, where * and % characters are
used in the filename. "*" stands for any combination of characters, "%" for any
single character. Thus A% means all two-character names beginning with A, and
A* means all names beginning with A (including just A, if it exists.)
Module names follow the same rules, except that they are just
names, with no directories or extensions.
When wildcards are used for an output filename, they may not work as
expected. If you specify a wildcard in any field in the output filename, it
means "use the value of the input field here". If you do not, that part of the
output filename is used. Thus
COPY A* (to) <Work-directory>BA*.DAT
does NOT add the letter B to the beginning of all your filenames, It copies
the modules specified to directory <WORK-DIRECTORY>, and gives them the
extension DAT. This is the case with all programs that use output wildcards.
The CREATE command makes a new library, and makes it the current library for
following commands. The format is:
CREATE (library) LIBNAM.LBR (type) extension (byte size) n (with room for) N
A file of this name must not already exist. This prevents you
accidentally overwriting an existing library. To create a new library to
supersede an old one, you must DELETE the old library first.
Only the name of the library need be type, all the rest defaults.
The extension of the library defaults to .LBR, the default extension for
inserts and extracts to null, and the byte size to 0 (all suitable for
text files.) The number of entries defaults to the minimum possible (which is
around 40 at present). The library is expanded as necessary if room is needed
for more. As the expansion is a lengthy process for large files, if you are
creating a library which you know will contain more than 40 modules, it is worth
your while to allocate more space initially. Each 40 modules of directory space
takes about 1 page of disk space.
The type will be set when the first file is inserted, as will
the byte size, using those supplied by the first file.
Examples:
CREATE GLIM-COMMANDS
CREATE BINARY-DATA (type) BIN (byte size) 36
The DELETE command deletes modules from a library. Format:
DELETE (modules) name
You can either specify the name of a single module, or a wildcard spec
using * and %. % matches a single character, * any combination of chars.
Thus A* means all modules whose name begins with A ; A% means all modules
whose name begins with and habe 2-letter names. Combinations such as
A%B* are acceptable. Recognition with escape can be used on single names,
but not with wildcard names. You can also use question mark to get a list
of modules.
The DIRECTORY-class commands are used to list the names of modules in
the library. Optionally, information such as the size and date and time of last
update can also be included. The basic directory command lists all modules ;
typing DIR A* would list all modules beginning with A. The following switches
may be used at the end of the command to modify it:
/AFTER:date+time, or date, or time Only list modules altered after
the specified date or time
/BEFORE:... Like after, but lists only those
modifed before the specified time.
/FULL Prints a header before the directory
like the STATUS command.
/VERBOSE Includes the size of each module,
and the date and time of last update.
/OUTPUT:file Places the directory output in the named
file.
/SORTED-BY-DATE-AND-TIME Sorts the output listing so that the
newest modules are at the top of the
listing (usually the listing is alpha-
betical)
The TDIRECTORY command is like directory with a /SORTED switch
assumed. The FDIRECTORY command assumes the /FULL switch, and the VDIRECTORY
command assumes the /VERBOSE switch. The LIST command requires an output file
name.
If you want a compact listing of filenames and nothing else, it
may be easiest to type
TYPE ?
which will give a list of all modules in a compact tabular form.
The INSERT command places new files into a library. Note that when in the
library, we refer to the files as "modules", to distinguish them from real
files. The format of the command is
INSERT (files) filename.type
You can type the name of a single file, or a wildcard file spec. The type
defaults to the default type for the current library. The files are inserted one
by one into the library, with their names typed as it happens, if you ask for
more than one to be inserted. Note that if a file is encountered which clashes
with a module already present, the file is not inserted, and LBR proceeeds to
the next file in the list.
The REPLACE command is used to update a module in a library which is out of
date. A new copy of the file is written into the library. Command:
REPLACE (modules) modnames (with files) filename
You may use wildcards. The filenames default to the module names used. You
should not attempt to override this unless you have to, as you may not have
as many files as there are modules to replace if you use different names.
You may find the UPDATE command easier to use than REPLACE. They both
perform a similar function.
The TYPE command types files from a library. This is only useful with
text-file libraries. Format:
TYPE (modules) name
The COPY command copies modules from the library to TOPS-20 files so that
you can use them with another program. Format:
COPY (modules) modnames ( to files) filenames
The filenames default to the module names, the extension to the
library default extension. You may use wildcards. By default, the output files
are temporary files, and will be expunged when you logout. They will still be
in the library. See the SET NO TEMPORARY command to override this.
The UPDATE command replaces exisiting modules in the library with
new versions from ordinary TOPS-20 files. The format is
UPDATE (modules) modnam
where modnam is either a single module name or a wildcarded name. This command
assumes that the new versions of the files have the same name as their
corresponding module, and the same type as the library, which is the usual state
of affairs. To do more complex updating, see the REPLACE command.
The LIBRARY command selects a new library to work with. You must give this
command before attempting to use an existing library. format:
LIBRARY (to use is) libnam
The type defaults to .LBR.
You can also specify the library to be used with
the TOPS-20 command you use to run LBR. Example:
@LBR FRED
starts LBR running, and makes it use FRED.LBR automatically. This will
override any LIBRARY command that you may have in your LBR.INIT file.
The SET command is used to change various defaults. Arguments are:
SET [NO] AUTO-EXPUNGE
This controls whether or not LBR will expunge your directory
when it becomes full when writing to the library. By default, if an INSERT or
UPDATE operation on a library causes the directory to become full, the directory
containing the library will be expunged. A failing COPY command will also
cause this to happen. SET NO AUTO-EXPUNGE prevents this.
LBR then pauses to allow you to create space yourself, selectively.
SET EXTENSION file-extension
This alters the default file extension used in
INSERT, REPLACE and COPY commands. It permanently alters this in the library
for future use.
SET [NO] SQUEEZE
By default, every time the library becomes more than one tenth
empty space, LBR performs a "squeeze" operation, which creates a new version
of the library without any deleted space in it. This is usually desirable, but
may not be if you are about to perform a stream of updates to a large library,
when you may mot have enough disk space for the old and new versions of the
library to coexist. This command controls this feature.
SET [NO] TEMPORARY
This turn on or off the feature whereby output files are
made temporary, so that they are expunged at logout. By default, files
extracted with COPY are made temporary.
SET EPHEMERAL,SET PERMANENT
These commands allow you to permanently override the SET
[NO] TEMPORARY commands for a particular library. Typing SET PERMANENT means
that every time you use the current library from now on, all output files
will no be temporary, without you having to type SET NO TEMPORARY.
SET SED
When you use the EDIT command in LBR, your default editor
(usually TV) is used, unless you type EDIT/SED. The SET SED command makes LBR
use SED at all times for the EDIT command.
The SQUEEZE command compresses your library into its most compact form
removing all deleted space and deleted directory entries. When you delete or
update modules, LBR attempts to find a free space that best fits the new
module in the library. If none is found, the new module goes at the end.
Eventually the library accumulates some small patches of unusable space, the
amount of which is typed on a directory listing as "Free space in bytes:".
The SQUEEZE command creates a new copy of the library with this space removed.
A SQUEEZE is performed automatically if, after a command has been
executed, more than 10% of the library is empty space. You can suppress this
action with SET NO SQUEEZE. It may be desirable to do so if you are in the
process of updating a large library, as you may not have enough space to keep 2
copies of the library (the old one being squeezed, and the new one being
created.)
The GO command exits from LBR, just like the EXIT command, but then asks
TOPS-20 to re-perform your last LOAD-class command (ie LOAD, EXECUTE, COMPILE,
DEBUG.) This is useful if you have just edited a program in a LBR-library and
wish to recompile or execute it.
The APPEND command works just like the COPY command, except that
it appends the modules to the specified output file, instead of creating new
output files. The exception is that you cannot use wildcards for the output of
the append command - APPEND A* FRED appends all modules beginning with A to
file FRED.??? (where ??? is the filetype of your library.)
This program can be used to list selected bits of info about the system
or the subroutine libraries. The GUIDE program lists info on system commands
and programs ; the SUBS program on the CRC subroutine library ; the NAG program
on the NAG library.
The INFO command lists info on a particular subject, for instance
INFO TYPE tells you about the TYPE command for typeing files. Type INFO ?
for a list of things you can get info on. The PRINT command is like info,
but prints the information on the lineprinter for later reference.
The EXIT or QUIT commands get you out of the program. If you want
just info on one thing, you can type the whole command on one line to
the TOPS20 "@" prompt:
@GUIDE TYPE
for instance, tells you about the TYPE command.
The STATUS command prints information about the current library,
the default filetype, the default bytesize, the number of modules in the
library, and the amount of deleted space. This information is also printed
in an FDIRECTORY or DIRECTORY/FULL command.
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ad + # B E@@ n m ` d + d, `, d\" # + QAPPEND COPY CREATE @ DDT DELETE DIRECTORY EDIT EXIT FDIRECTORY GO HELP INSERT LIBRARY LIST PUSH REPLACE SET SQUEEZE STATUS TAKE TDIRECTORY TYPE UPDATE VDIRECTORY INFO PRINT QUIT READONLY SED GUIDE SYS:GUIDE.LBR NAG SYS:NAG.LBR SUBS SYS:SUBS.LBR }@RLBR> + t ( + P8
8l ; G? LBR: No such LBR command as " "
COMMANDS FROM CMD @ ? LBR: Invalid file specification, ? LBR: Cannot OPEN command file, , `\" B + dnew library Name of new universal library @( H Ia` " ,~ Invalid library file name - `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" O , d, ,~ extension Confirm with carriage return, or file type for all files in library ( H YBad extension - `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" b , d, ,~ 8qbyte size Byte size for files in library 0 8 H kH oInvalid number - `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" q , d, ,~ Byte size must be 0-36 `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" y , ,~ Byte size must be less than 36 `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" , ,~ with room for Initial number of files to allow for 8 H
H oMust have a positive number of files ! `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" , ,~ Too many entries specified `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" , ,~ entries initially Cannot open new library - `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" ' , d, ,~ I AFTER: BEFORE: FULL OUTPUT: SORTED-BY-TIME-AND-DATE VERBOSE of modules called of modules, by time of update full directory of modules verbose directory of current library of modules in library No library file selected - use LIBRARY command `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" F , ,~ Modules to list, or return to list all * 8 H PH TInvalid module name - `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" W , d, ,~ 8 , ,~ + g Module name Size Last update
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Type of files in library:
Pages used for overhead:
Number of deleted modules:
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[TDIR - beginning sort]
[TDIR - Starting next pass]
7@,~ \" `` + u ` HInvalid switch or confirmation because: `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" , d, ,~ Date, time or date and time Invalid date or time because: `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" ' , d, ,~ Cannot understand date/time field `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" 0 , ,~ on output file Illegal to specify multiple output files `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" ; , ,~ LST DSK Name of listing output file @( H FInvalid name for listing file because: `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" K , d, ,~ Cannot open listing file - `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" U , d, ,~ new module No library selected - use LIBRARY command `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" ` , ,~ Write access to library required `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" j , ,~ Command is not permitted on a library that is marked unsafe - rebuild the library `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" s , ,~ : Module to insert @( H Bad module name - `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" , d, ,~ [OK] %Module is already in library, not replaced: Cannot open file for read - `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" , d, ,~ 1" + d, + ^+ dFailed to update directory - p I " Zd 0D H, #x.& "f + [Expanding library directory] File has no free pages `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" ) , ,~ @ Cannot expand library - `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" 2 , d, ,~ @ @
[Scanning for best fit deleted slot] [OK]
[No useful slot found]
[Module fits slot exactly] \" B`` + D
[Concatenating deleted entries]
[Scanning<for newhlargesttfreemblock] %Fileltypedofmmodule does not match library , `\" O + \[Setting"libraryfile type to ] ~ H pf 4 #x+ k%Byteasizeooflmodule does not match library , `\" ^ + lis `` + z+ rName of,library to"select @( H fInvalid,library filespec -C `@ ,~ , `o" `` , N \" k , d, ,~ ` `@ ,~ , `" `` , N \" , ,~ H H K1$ 0+ 0d =+ + ,^ ,~ ?{ x, Cannot find specified library - `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" , d, ,~ ?Cannot find GUIDE file \"
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[Aborted] ,^ ,^ ,^ ,^ + #x?Serious problem with library: directory is corrupt \" O < [Fixing up library EOF] modules Module to be deleted, H Z B 0 + "Tables are corrupt - `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" ` , d, ,~ B 0 + 1, Y,~ AUTO-EXPUNGE on disk quota exceeded errors ]H @ DEBUG mode on ^ EPHEMERAL EXTENSION NO PERMAMENT to be the default editor ^h when library is 1/10 empty _ TEMPORARY output files _` thing 7Invalid set option - `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" , d, ,~ <Invalid SET NO option - `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" , d, ,~ for output files to No library selected yet - use LIBRARY command `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" , ,~ Default extension for output from this library ( H default for library existing modules "Wildcard" module name ( H *Module name, - H . _*" " * l @ , a,~ + swith files Files to use to replace modules in library @( H 7Invalid input file name - `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" = , d, ,~ Lookup tables are corrupted - `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" F , d, ,~ Number of modules does not match number of files: ,> `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" O ,^ " @f
4 , ,~ library using files File(s) to update library with @( H _Module does not exist: ,> `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" d ,^ " @f
4 ., ,~ H . ` KInvalid switch - `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" r , d, ,~ 6$ Cannout find any output from editor `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" z , ,~ Cannot delete temporary file - library is OK `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" , d, ,~ %Edit was /READONLY - no update done EDITOR: SYS:SED.EXE Cannot find EDITOR: `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" , d, ,~ Cannot create editor fork - `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" , d, ,~ Cannot map editor - `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" & , d, ,~ EDIT SED $$ .-1 /READONLY
%A file already exists in this directory called
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[Squeezing data pages] [OK]
[Unmapping old library]
[Mapping new library] "l +
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The DIRECTORY commands in LBR are now different. DIRECTORY just prints
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enter DDT - beware ! Library directory is corrupt - `@ ,~ , ` " `` , N \" ! , d, ,~ Library already mapped ,
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?Disk quota exceeded or disk full. DELETE and EXPUNGE some files, then
type CONTINUE to allow the operation to proceed. If you do not do so, the
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