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**input** command - allows you to prompt the user to enter a string and store it in a variable. Syntax: `input <prompt> <varname>` Example: `input "Choose name for test dir?" DIRNAME` Note: the variable can be created beforehand with `set` to preset the initial value. **input** command - allows you to prompt the user to enter a string and store it in a variable. Syntax: `input <prompt> <varname>` Example: `input "Choose name for test dir?" DIRNAME` Note: the variable can be created beforehand with `set` to preset the initial value.
**filesel** command - allows the user to choose a file from in a specific directory / drive. The path is stored in a variable and can be limited via wildcards. Syntax: `filesel [-d] <prompt> <path> <var>` Example: `filesel "Please select NAND backup" 0:/gm9/out/*_$[SERIAL]_???nand_???.bin NANDBAK` **filesel** command - allows the user to choose a file from in a specific directory / drive. The path is stored in a variable and can be limited via wildcards. `-d` can be used to allow the user to browse dirs looking for a file. Syntax: `filesel <prompt> <path> <var>` Example: `filesel "Please select NAND backup" 0:/gm9/out/*_$[SERIAL]_???nand_???.bin NANDBAK`
**dirsel** command - same as `filesel`, but with selecting a directory. Note that a final slash is not expected on the path, and there can be no wildcard patterns. Syntax: `dirsel <prompt> <path> <var>` Example: `dirsel "Select game folder." A:/titles/40000000 GAMEDIR`
**allow** command - unlocks write permission to the specified location. `-a` will unlock write permissions for all files and directories in that location. Note: without this command, write permissions are still in place, the user will simply be prompted to unlock every time a write is attempted. Syntax: `allow <path>` Example: `allow S:/firm0.bin`
**mkdir** command - creates a dir at the specified location. Syntax: `mkdir <path>` Example: `mkdir 0:/gm9/in`
**fdummy** command - creates a dummy file at the specified location of a specified size. Existing files will not be overwritten. Syntax: `fdummy <path> <size in hex>` Example: `fdummy 0:/testfile.bin FF` (FF is 256 in regular numbers)
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