Picobat (formerly Dos9) Code

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{{MOD Command}}

	The {MOD} command is {dos9|Dos9}-specific command that enable
	external modules designed for {Dos9} to be loaded at runtime in order
	to provide extra functionalities through additional internal
	commands.
	
{{Synopsis}}

${MOD [/l] [/q] [module ...]}

	Load or list loaded modules.
	
	- {/l} : List loaded modules.
	
	- {/q} : Ignore {module} silently if it has already been loaded.
	
	- {module} : A path to the module to be loaded. If {module} is
	a relative path, then the associated file is searched inside the
    module default path (which is {%DOS9_PATH%/modules}). If {module}
    is an absolute path, the preceding behaviour is overridden and {MOD} tries
    to load the file referred to by {module}.

	Modules files are executables that can be dynamically loaded
	by {Dos9} and that have been programmed to add commands to
	the interpretor.
	
	The process of writing a module for Dos9 and their
	capabilities are described inside the {GUIDELINES} file of the
	source distribution.

{{Compatibility}}

	Not compatible with {cmd.exe}, this is an extension. Available
	since version {218.3}.
	
{{See also}}

	{modules/batbox|Batbox modules}