Type

Displays the contents of a directory or a file.

To use type, issue the following command:

type <filename> [-hex] [-from <lowaddr>] [-to <highaddr>]

where:

<filename>

Is the absolute path or relative path to your current configuration. If a directory name is given, then the directory list is displayed. For example:

Enter command:>type c:/docs/a.xml

<sign> equals </sign>

The following table lists and describes the switches that are supported by the type command:

Switch	Description
-hex	Displays the file contents in hex. For example: Enter command:>type c:/docs/a.xml -hex 000000 3C 73 69 67 6E 3E 20 65 71 75 61 6C 73 20 3C 2F <sign> equals </sign> 000016 73 69 67 6E 3E 0D 0A
-from	Displays only from the line (non-hex) or byte offset (hex) value in decimal.
-to	Displays only to the line (non-hex) or byte offset(hex) value in decimal.

Switch

Description

-hex

Displays the file contents in hex. For example:

Enter command:>type c:/docs/a.xml -hex

000000  3C 73 69 67 6E 3E 20 65 71 75 61 6C 73 20 3C 2F
<sign> equals </sign>
000016  73 69 67 6E 3E 0D 0A

-from

Displays only from the line (non-hex) or byte offset (hex) value in decimal.

-to

Displays only to the line (non-hex) or byte offset(hex) value in decimal.