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PDT 3200 Technical Reference Guide
Command
Type
Purpose
Changes the default directory.
Syntax
CHDIR [ d: ][ path ] subdir
CD [ d: ][ path ] subdir
Remarks
Subdir is the name of the new default subdirectory. Note that CD may be used
instead of CHDIR.
The new directory which is to become the default must already exist. See MKDIR
for creation of subdirectories.
A series of two periods (..) can be used to indicate a move back to the parent
directory.
Specifying only the backslash (\) for the subdir argument will move you to the root
directory of the current default drive.
Examples
CHDIR \TOOLS
Entering of this command will move you into the subdirectory called TOOLS,
whose parent directory is the root of the current default drive.
CD A:
Entering of this command will display the current directory on drive A:. Any valid
drive letter can be substituted to get the current directory on that drive.
The following examples will all use this directory tree structure:
5-20
CHDIR
(CHange DIRectory)
Internal
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