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CP/M 3 User's Guide The DIR Command
If the drive specifier is included, but the filename and filetype are omitted,
the DIR command displays the names of all DIR files in the current
user on the disk in the specified drive. DIRSYS displays the SYS files.
If the file specification contains wildcard characters, all filenames that
satisfy the match are displayed on the screen.
If no filenames match the file specification, or if no files are cataloged
in the directory of the disk in the named drive, the DIR or DIRSYS
command displays the message:
No Fi le
If system (SYS) files match the file specification, DIR displays the message:
SYSTEM FI LE(S) EXI ST
If nonsystem (DIR) files match the file specification, DIRSYS displays
the message:
NON-SYSTEM FILES(S) EXIST
The DIR command pauses after filling the screen. Press any key to
continue the display.
Note: You can use the DEVICE command to change the number of
columns displayed by DIR or DIRSYS.
Examples: A>DIR
Displays all DIR files cataloged in user 0 on the default drive A.
A >DIR B:
Displays all DIR files for user 0 on drive B.
A >DIR B: X. BAS
Displays the name X.BAS if the file X.BAS is present on drive B.
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