Chapter 3 Data Creation

How to place data on a CD is expressed using a "script". This chapter describes this script.
A DOS file that stores a script is called a "script file".
The script file is referenced and processed by the virtual CD emulator pre-processing program (VCDPRE.EXE, VCDBUILD.EXE, VCDUTL.EXE).
A script is a collection of “command lines” written primarily in alphabets and numbers.
The command line consists of a keyword followed by zero or more parameters.
The required parameters differ depending on the keyword, and the parameters of keywords with multiple parameters are in the order. Also, each command line cannot be placed in any position, and the position in the script is determined by the keyword.

The command usage is explained in Section 3.1 as a way to determine the disk configuration. The formal representation of the command line is shown in Section 3.2. The keywords are listed in Tables 1 through 5 along with the parameters they require. Section 3.2 also describes where the command line can be placed.

3.1 How to determine the disk configuration

How to use Define

 
 Define AB; Define the character string B as A.
When using this, use A enclosed in [].
File [A]; This will be File B.
File A; This is not File B. File A remains.
Define will be accepted on any line of the script, and will be applied to the script after where it is defined.
It becomes effective for. 

How to use Include

Include "a.scr"; Include "a.scr" in this location.
Include is accepted regardless of the line. However, Include is up to 2 levels
(From the included file to including it) is effective.