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Change Directory Set/Go Last Update Sept 20/93
by Glen Little
Quick Intro:
This package was put together to address a particular problem. Often, while
using a command prompt, I am in a subdirectory many levels deep when I
realize that I want to switch from DOS to OS/2 or vice versa.
With this package in place, I can simply type CDS xxxx from any prompt. Then
switch to the prompt I want to use and type CDG xxxx to move to the same
directory.
This is also a simple quick change directory command to any directory you have
previously stored. You can use any nickname you like for each directory.
Contents:
READ.ME This file...
---------------DOS files
CDS.BAT CD Save
CDG.EXE CD Go
CDG.PAS CD Go Pascal source
CDLIST.EXE CD List
CDLIST.PAS CD List Pascal source
---------------OS/2 files
CDS.CMD CD Save
CDG.CMD CD Go
CDLIST.CMD CD List
Installation:
1. Add a line like this to CONFIG.SYS and each AUTOEXEC.BAT
SET CDSG=C:\TEMP\CDSG
This must be the name of an empty directory that will be used to store the
files created and used. Each file will contain just one short line of text
so this directory will not take much room, even if it does contain many
files.
2. Copy the .BAT and .EXE files into a directory on your DOS path. Be sure
this directory is not on the OS/2 path, or is at least after the directory
used for the OS/2 CDSG files.
3. Copy the .CMD files into a directory on your OS/2 path.
4. To use immediately, you will now need to type the line shown in Step 1 in
both an OS/2 and DOS command prompt. After you reboot, this will be done
'automatically' for you.
To Use:
At any command prompt, DOS or OS/2, you can save your current position (ie.
current drive and path) by typing CDS xxxx where xxxx is any Name.
The Name will be used as a filename. so follow the standard FAT restrictions
when specifying a name for CDS. If you use HPFS in OS/2, CDS in OS/2 will
allow HPFS names to be used. However, the DOS portion of CDSG will not be
able to access them.
At any time, at any prompt, from any directory, you may type CDG xxxx where
xxxx is any Name that was previously stored. If it is available to you, you
will be moved to the drive and directory that was current when xxxx was last
saved.
To see a list of what directories have been stored or saved, type CDLIST from
DOS or OS/2.
Please feel free to modify this for your own non-profit purposes.
Contact as of Sept 93: internet: GLITTLE@BCSC02.gov.bc.ca
phone: 604-660-0124