Mail Archives: opendos/1997/02/09/00:37:01
On Tue, 4 Feb 1997, Gene Buckle wrote:
> > > I know something about it, had a temp account at UNO with their VAX, it was
> > > a nightmare trying to keep my filespace straight, much less convincing the
> > > animal to download to my system, much less uploading!
> > And how much time did you spend on it trying to create a subdirectory the
> > first time you sat in front of the terminal? ;-))
>
> Hmmm. I don't recall creating, but changing....
> Let's see.. SET DIRECTORY [......] ... (I _think_)
SET DEFAULT [....] :o)
Creating is worse though.
CREATE /DIRECTORY [WHATEVER] or
SET DEFAULT [WHATEVER]
CREATE /DIRECTORY []
Boy, I sure missed "MD WHATEVER"!!!!!! I never could understand
why DCL let you change to a directory that didn't exist. Didn't
make much sense to me at all.
I believe my syntax is correct. Either way it was frustrating. I
programmed (and still have if anyone wants them) a set of
utilities for making DCL closer to DOS.
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