O You should first define a logical MISC to point to the directory where you will P be storing these files. Then create the appropriate symbols that are documented in the following comments. , EX: define misc rd$user:[brivan.common.misc] N You may want to type the command files and read the descriptions to see all of& the options available for the program. N New Features: SET_DEF.COM has been updated to store a user specified number of? "last" symbols. You will be able to type 'LAST3' to goto the ? 3rd saved directory. To set the number of saved directories, > type: 'SDF/SET=20' to save 20 directories. All of the saved1 directories can be listed by typing: 'sdf/list' < NOTE: To make this change, the symbol SDF must be defined with SDF= in the definition. P SET_DEF.COM - Will change the directory and the prompt to match the directory.> It will also setup the symbols 'LAST' to point to the (oddly@ enough) last directory so that all you have to type is LAST to! go back to where you came from. . Create the symbol "SDF:==@misc:SET_DEF SDF=" P DOWN.COM - Will allow you to easily change your directory to a lower level.@ Such as typing 'DOWN wo' will change your directory to a lowerA level directory starting with 'wo'. If there are more than one @ directory starting wil wo, it will list them with a associatedA number. You will then be able to type 'DOWN wo/2' to go to the 1 2nd list directory. DOWN.COM uses SET_DEF.COM. / Create the symbol "DOWN :== @misc:DOWN DOWN=" N FIND_DIR.COM - Will find a driectory down a tree of sub-directories. It will@ then define a symbol and a logical so it will be easier to get? there again. Such as if you have a sub-directory [.work] and B you type 'FIND work' (no pun intended) it will start at the root= directory and scan down the list until it finds the [.work] ? directory. Then it will define a symbol WORK that looks like ? 'WORK == @MISC:SET_DEF par= disk:[brivan.common.misc.WORK]'. < Now all you have to do is type: 'WORK' to set your default? there. It will also define a logical called work to point to that directory. ) Create the symbol "FIND :== @misc:FIND" M DEF_DIR.COM - Will define a logical to point to your current directory. If = your current directory is disk:[bubba.stimy.stuff]. Typing : 'DEF_DIR it' will define a logical 'IT' to point towardsA disk:[bubba.stimy.stuff]. So, all you need to is type 'SDF it' = to get back there. You may want the logical defined in the B SYSTEM table (if you have priv's). So, using the above example,> type "DEF_DIR/system it" will define IT in the SYSTEM table. 6 Create the symbol "DEFDIR :== @misc:DEF_DIR params=" O ACROSS.COM - Will maintain a datafile with all directories in it. This will @ allow you to change to any directory on any disk easily. Such: as 'ASDF stuf' will change your default to any directory@ starting with stuf. Just like the DOWN.COM file, it will list> all directories if it finds more than one. This program hasA LOTS-O-OPTIONS to make it work the way you want it to. It also B uses SET_DEF.COM. The first thing to do with this program is "$- ASDF/init" to gather directory information. 3 Create the symbol "ASDF :== @misc:across params=" O DISK_STAT.COM - Will display the space of all disks. It will keep track of the B last time DISK_STAT was run, and show you the changes. You willA need to type DISK_STAT.COM to get all of the available commands ; for this program. You can issue the command 'DS/page' to 8 constantly monitor your disk space. It can be used inB conjunction with the '/interval=' qualifier to adjust the update rate. 1 Create the symbol "DS :== @misc:disk_stat par="
