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RENAME
electronic disc
PEt'lAt'1E "old
pathname [: ::·::t'1Et'1]
II
TO
II
nebJ pathname: ::·::t'1Et'1"
PEt'lAt'1E "old pathname: ::·::t'1Et'1
11
TO "nebJ pathname [: ::·::t'1Et'1]
See below for examples.
statement
xc
[
Re
Changes the name of a file or directory on the electronic disc.
F.:Et·lAt'1E
can also move a file to a new
dir
location, or move a directory and all its child files to a new location. The
old pathname
defaults to the
nu
current directory. The root directory····· cannot be renamed. The examples below are based on the file
ro(
system illustrated in "Electronic Disc Software" in Section 2.
las
thl
ha
F.:Et·lAt'1E " .....
>
F'F.:OC:;F.:At'1::;:::· DATACot'1t{> HF'3000> UF'LOAD: >::t'1Et'1" TO
II
!:;Et·m"
ch
Renames
U F' LOA
[I
to
!:HlD
El
F.:E t·l A t' 1 E "D AHiCot'H'1 : ::.:: t' 1 E t'1" TO" F.:E F'O F.: T!:;> : ::·::t' 1 Et'1
11
Renames
U F' LOA
[I
to
!:HlD
Moves
the
entire
subtree
starting at the d.::tt. ·::tcor'1f'1
directory to a subtree under
the
t-
e
p
0 t-
t. s directory
• Refer to the
HP-75 Owner's Manual
and the
HP-75 Reference Manual
for further information.
x
Everything that applies to the use and behavior of
PEt'lAt'1E
in main memory and on a mass
F
storage device applies to the electronic disc as well.
Errors: 62,63,64,65,68,212,213
RESTORE #
electronic disc
statement
PE!:;TOPE # file number [, line number]
RESTORE # 1,1000
Moves the data pointer in the data file specified by
fi le number
to the beginning of the specified or
lowest-numbered statement in the file .
• Refer to the
HP-75 Owner's Manual
and the
HP-75 Reference Manual
for further information.
Everything that applies to the use and behavior of
PE!:;TOF.:E
# in main memory applies to the
electronic disc as well.
Errors: 34,45,62,65,212
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