8.0;bon, revision 8.0, 84/03/13 BON -- Activate the Shell's -B flag. usage: bon FORMAT BON BON activates the Shell's -B (display output of background process) flag. The flag can also be activated by using the -B option on the SH command when the Shell is invoked. The BOFF command deactivates the -B flag. By default, the flag is off when a Shell is invoked. This flag cause the Shell to send the output of a background process (created with the & parsing operator) to the display. The output of the background process is displayed in the transcript pad of the Shell where it was invoked. If BON is turned on in a Shell script, it remains on until that Shell script exits, or until it is over-ridden by a BOFF command in a nested Shell script. When a Shell script exits, the state of execution tracing is returned to the state in effect just before the script was invoked. BON requires no arguments or options.