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%.COPYRIGHT  (c)  1990 European Southern Observatory
%.IDENT      createcomm.hlq
%.AUTHOR     KB, IPG/ESO
%.KEYWORDS   MIDAS, help files, CREATE/COMMAND
%.PURPOSE    On-line help file for the command: CREATE/COMMAND
%.VERSION    1.0  12-OCT-1983 : Creation, KB
%.VERSION    1.1  24-JUN-1991 : Update,, KB
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CREATE/COMMAND					12-OCT-1983  KB
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CREATE/COMMAND comnd text
	create a "user" command
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Purpose:  
          Create a "user" command in MIDAS.
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Syntax:  
          CREATE/COMMAND comnd text
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          comnd = new command with optional qualifier
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          text = command line (max. 29 characters) which will be executed when
                 entering "comnd" .
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                 Any input following that command will be appended with a
                 preceding blank to the command line given in "text".
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Note: 
          As a security measure, you normally cannot create commands which have
          the same command and qualifier as any existing MIDAS command. 
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          But, if you really want to do it, set your user level to EXPERT with
          the command SET/MIDAS_SYS - then you can also overwrite the
          definitions of existing MIDAS commands (be careful...).
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          Your private login.prg file is a good place to store often used
          MIDAS command abbreviations and definitions.
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          All command definitions are cleared after the command BYE.
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See also:
          CREATE/D_COMMAND, SET/MIDAS_SYS
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Examples:
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          CREATE/COMMAND RK READ/KEY
          Create an abbreviation for the  command  READ/KEY.
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          CREATE/COMMAND XYZ/IMAGE @@ myproc
          Create new command   XYZ/IMAGE.
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          Entering:  xyz/ima inframe outframe 
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          will then work like:  @@ myproc inframe outframe
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