cout [filename][;EXCLUDE]
cout * cout cout myfile;exclude cout; exclude
This command permits all output accumulated since either the beginning of the command file application (DRUN or CRUN) or the previous COUT to be directed to a file. If no argument is supplied, the output is sent to the user's terminal.
The EXCLUDE option causes the elimination of user lines containing responses from the output.
Use of COUT with no arguments in a deferred process (DRUN) will cause the output to disappear.
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