FDIRECTORY monitor command That is, any default path currently defined is not used. A directory path specified as a single "\" character indicates that the top-level directory is to be accessed. The absence of a leading "\" usually indicates that the path is to be appended to the current default path. However, if the "unit" specified is different from the current default unit, the directory path is assumed to start at the top-level directory-even if no leading "\" is specified. 4. An optional file name, with one to eight characters. 5. A period character ("."). This can be omitted if no extension is entered.
However, omitting the period is equivalent to specifying "*" for the file extension (see below). 6. An optional file extension, with up to three characters. File names and extensions can include "wildcard" characters (asterisks, "*"). A wildcard character within a file name or extension indicates that any character should be accepted in that position. A wildcard character at the end of a file name or extension indicates that any trailing characters are acceptable. Wildcard characters cannot be used in specifications of directory paths. Disk files can have special attributes to restrict their use. The attributes listed below are used with Omron Adept Technologies, Inc. eV+ program packages.
When an attribute has been applied to a file, the corresponding letter is displayed by the FDIRECTORY command. P Protected file. The file can be loaded into the system memory, and the programs contained in the file can be executed. However, the programs cannot be edited, displayed, or traced during execution. Also, the programs cannot be stored from memory onto a disk. Protected files cannot be copied from one disk to another with the FCOPY monitor command, nor can they be displayed with the FLIST command or accessed by application programs. R Read-only file. The file can be loaded into the system memory, and the programs contained in the file can be executed and displayed.
The programs cannot, however, be edited or stored from memory onto a disk.Read-only files can be copied from one disk to another with the FCOPY monitor command, and they can be displayed with the FLIST command. However, application programs cannot overwrite them. Examples Display directory information for all the files on the default disk in the current default directory. FDIRECTORY eV+Operating System Reference Guide, 2.x,18321-000 Rev A Page 96