1.2 Command-Line Options

‘-h’, ‘--hardcopy’

Enables hardcopy mode, echoing all output to a disk file. By default, this disk file is ‘\$freem_base/<namespace-name>/freem.hardcopy’, but can be changed with the following command:

USER> VIEW 13:"‘</path/to/hardcopy/file>’"

The file used for hardcopy mode may also be specified in ‘/etc/freem.conf’ or ‘~/.freemrc’.

‘-f’, ‘--filter’

Allows your M routines to be used as UNIX filters.

‘-n’, ‘--noclear’

Disables automatic screen clearing when FreeM loads.

‘-s’, ‘--standard’

Restricts the use of non-standard language features, including $Z... intrinsic special variables, $Z... intrinsic functions, Z... commands, as well as VIEW and $VIEW.

‘-i’, ‘--import’

Causes your UNIX environment variables to be imported into FreeM’s local symbol table.

‘-r <entryref>’, ‘--routine=<entryref>’

Causes <entryref> to be executed at load, instead of ^%ZFREEM.

‘-n <namespace-name>’, ‘--namespace=<namespace-name>’

Selects the FreeM namespace to be entered on startup. Must be defined in ‘/etc/freem.conf’.

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