Lines Matching refs:mode
1427 * fork and exec cmd(argv) according to mode:
1443 cmdopen(cmd, argv, mode, fp)
1446 char *mode;
1454 switch (*mode) {
1515 return (cmdproc[proc].fp = fdopen(pio[usrfd], mode));
1927 static uint_t nowho; /* No who for this mode (DOS kludge) */
1930 * Read an ASCII string containing the symbolic/octal mode and
1946 int mode;
1948 mode = 0;
1950 mode = (mode<<3) + *amode++ - '0';
1958 * There is no requirement of the octal mode bits being
1972 if (mode & (1<<i))
1974 mode = newmode;
1978 pp->p_perm = mode;
2077 * Given a character from the mode, return the associated
2105 * in a symbolic mode.
2186 * to generate the final mode that will be used. This
2187 * code is passed a starting mode that is usually the original
2188 * mode of the file being changed (or 0). Note that this mode must contain
2202 * of the mode refers to after the previous clause has been
2203 * processed, while the 'X' mode refers to the contents of the
2204 * mode before any clauses have been processed.