Using Directories and the file "old_file" will be removed from the current subdirectory (after you respond to a confirmation prompt). Note that the file name "old_file" is different from "old_file.v2". You must specify the entire file name when deleting files. To delete all the files in the current subdirectory with the extension "v2", enter the command: FDELETE *.v2 ↵ To delete all the files in the current subdirectory, enter the command: FDELETE *.* ↵ If you have the optional AIM software, the AIM File Manager provides a graphical interface for copying, deleting, renaming, and storing files. See the AIM Baseline User's Guide for details.
Using Directories When the ACE interface is used, the Process Manager automates much of the programming and program/file management through a point-and-click interface. For those who wish to access the eV+ system directly, the Controller Development Tools are used for program/file management and direct V+ monitor prompt operations. These tools are accessed from the Controller Development Tools ( ) icon on the ACE toolbar. For more details, see the topic Controller Development Tools in the ACE User's Guide . The ACE File Explorer provides a graphical interface for copying, deleting, renaming, and storing files. It is accessed from the File Explorer ( ) icon on the ACE toolbar.
For more details, see the topic File Explorer in the ACE User's Guide . The remainder of this topic describes the operations when accessing the V+ system directly through the Monitor window. Understanding the Directory Structure The eV+ disk file structure allows you to organize your disk files in a manner similar to a filing cabinet. In this analogy the file cabinet represents a disk drive or Secure Digital card, the individual drawers and dividers in the cabinet are referred to as directories or subdirectories, the file folders in the drawers represent eV+ disk files, and the papers in a file folder represent the programs and other objects that can be placed in a disk file.
The following figure shows this file structure. eV+Operating System User's Guide, v2.x, 18320-000 Rev A Page 39