Rename a command string to an alias name. Type:
[n]Xronos> alias[/qualifier] [name] [command_string]Only one qualifier is allowed. name specifies the new name, command_string is that to be renamed. If the command string contains blanks, it must be enclosed in double quotes.
To execute an alias enter its name: any other character following will be appended after the command string. Moreover:
[n]Xronos> alias name cmd_string !store command `cmd_string` as `name` [n]Xronos> alias/previous name !store previously executed command as `name` [n]Xronos> alias/delete name !delete `name` from the list of aliases [n]Xronos> alias/show !list available aliases [n]Xronos> alias/show c* !list available aliases beginning with `c` [n]Xronos> alias/show name !show command_string corresponding to `name` [n]Xronos> alias/? !list allowed qualifiersThere are system-defined and user-defined aliases. The former are useful aliases provided for all users. If the qualifier /system or /user is given in connection with /show, then only those aliases are listed. User-defined aliases are stored in the file xronos.udc kept in the user's root directory. System defined aliases are entered by adding the /system qualifier (system managers only). There is currently a limit of 100 system and 100 user aliases.