Using Directories CD .. ↵ the current directory will become D:\PROGS_2\. The ".." tells the system to go up one level in the directory structure (note that there is a space between "CD" and ".."). Absolute Paths The default subdirectory set with a CD command can always be overridden by using a full path specification. An absolute or full path starts with a backslash and may include the drive designation. The command: LOAD D:\PROGS_1\my_progs.rv ↵ will load the disk file my_progs.rv in the PROGS_1 subdirectory regardless of the default set with a CD command. Relative Paths A partial path can be added to any default path that has been set with a CD command.
The following commands will load the file old_file.v2 (from the directory structure shown in the figure Default Directory Specification): CD D:\PROGS_2 ↵ LOAD DATA_1\old_file.v2 ↵ To Display the Current Path To show the current path, enter the command: CD ↵ The current directory path will be displayed. Path Examples Assume you set the default path to D:\PROGS_2\. The following commands will attempt to load the indicated files (from the directory structure shown in the figure Directory Structure):
LOAD my_file.v2 ↵ Loads the disk file my_file.v2 located in D:\PROGS_2\ LOAD DATA_1\my_file.v2 ↵ Loads the disk file my_file.v2 located in D:\PROGS_2\DATA_1\ LOAD D:\PROGS_2\DATA_1\my_file.v2 ↵ Loads the disk file my_file.v2 located in D:\PROGS_2\DATA_1\ Working with Subdirectories To View the Contents of a Directory To view all the files in the current subdirectory, enter the command: eV+Operating System User's Guide, v2.x, 18320-000 Rev A Page 43