DEFAULT monitor command 1. If no unit is specified, the current default unit will be used. Any directory path specified is appended to the default directory path if the specified path does not start with a backslash (\). Otherwise, the default directory path is ignored. (As noted above, however, the DEFAULT command cancels both the default unit and directory path if both the unit and directory path are omitted.) 2. If the unit specified is the same as the current default unit, the specified directory path (if any) is appended to the default directory path if the specified path does not start with a backslash (\). Otherwise, the default directory path is ignored. 3.
If the unit specified is different from the current default unit, any directory path specified is always started at the top-level directory of the specified unit. (That is, the default directory path is ignored.) See the eV+ Operating System User's Guide for additional details on directory specifications, including how to specify the "directory_path" parameter. Examples The following examples illustrate how the DEFAULT command can be used to display or set the default directory specification. DEFAULT Displays the current default for DISK. DEFAULT = A: Changes the default disk drive to unit "A".
DEFAULT = DI>D:\ROB1 Changes the default subdirectory to be the subdirectory "ROB1" on disk unit "D", on the (local) physical device "DISK". DEFAULT = TEST\DEMO When used after the previous command, this changes the default directory path to "\ROB1\TEST\DEMO\" (on disk unit "D"). The following examples show how the default directory specification is applied in certain situations. In each case, the current default directory specification is assumed to be "DISK>D:\ROB1\". l Example 1: Command as entered by user: FDIRECTORY *.V2 Command as processed: FDIRECTORY DISK>D:\ROB1\*.V2 Comment: Whole default directory specification is used. l Example 2: Command as entered by user:
FDIRECTORY JOB1\FEED*.* eV+Operating System Reference Guide, 2.x,18321-000 Rev A Page 58