Davex is a command-line shell for the Apple II family of computers. Davex runs on ProDOS 8, and a subset of functionality is ported to SOS.
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Dave Lyons fec10815ae Command parameter lists, both internal and external, can now end with a single $FF byte, a shorter alternative to the traditional $00, $00.
Option characters no longer need to have bit 7 set in parameter lists, or when calling getparm_ch or xgetparm_ch.
The built-in command table uses both those simplifications.

Adopted underscore macro in main.asm (_'x') for characters with bit 7 turned on.
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Davex

Davex is a command-line shell for the Apple II family of computers, written by Dave Lyons starting in 1988. It offers a rich set of built-in as well as external commands, and you can also write your own commands. Davex runs on ProDOS 8, and a subset of functionality is ported to SOS.