Re: Command-line Apple ProDOS .dsk Handler for DOS/Win32?

[datajerk <datajerk@gmail.com>]

On 2011-06-27 10:57:49 -0600, Harry Potter said:

> I have a2tools, which works fine for automating the process of writing
> compiled Apple 2 programs to DOS 3.3 images using a batch file, but I
> need something for ProDOS.  If there is none, perhaps I can create my
> own.  :)  I would appreciate any help.
> -----------------------------
> Joseph Rose, a.k.a. Harry Potter
> Working magic in the computer community

AppleComander, google, download, and type:

java -jar AppleCommander.jar -h

For a list of options, e.g.:

AppleCommander command line options [1.3.5]:
-i  <imagename> display information about image.
-ls <imagename> list brief directory of image.
-l  <imagename> list directory of image.
-ll <imagename> list detailed directory of image.
-e  <imagename> <filename> export file from image to stdout.
-g  <imagename> <filename> get raw file from image to stdout.
-p  <imagename> <filename> <type> [[$|0x]<addr>] put stdin
   in filename on image, using file type and address [0x2000].
-d  <imagename> <filename> delete file from image.
-cc65 <imagename> <filename> <type> put stdin with cc65 header
     in filename on image, using file type and address from header.
-dos140 <imagename> create a 140K DOS 3.3 image.
-pro140 <imagename> <volname> create a 140K ProDOS image.
-pro800 <imagename> <volname> create an 800K ProDOS image.
-pas140 <imagename> <volname> create a 140K Pascal image.
-pas800 <imagename> <volname> create an 800K Pascal image.

e.g. to add a file to an existing prodos image:

-p diskimage.dsk progname sys < progname