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CP/M 3 User's Guide The DIR Command
A >DIR C: [USER= (3 ,4 , 10) ]
This example displays all the files under user numbers 3, 4, and 10 on
drive C.
A>DIR [DRIVE=ALL]
Displays all the files under user 0 on all the drives in the drive search
chain. (See the SETDEF command.)
4A>DIR [DRIVE=C]
Displays all the files under user 4 on drive C.
A >DIR [DRIVE= (B ,D) ]
Displays all the files under user 0 on drives B and D.
A>DIR ]lexclude] *.COM
The preceding example above lists all the files on the default drive and
user 0 that do not have a filetype of COM.
A>DIR [user=all ,drive=all ,sys] *.PLI *.COM *.ASM
The preceding command line instructs DIR to list all the system files of
type PLI, COM, and ASM on the system in the currently active drives
for all the user numbers on the drives.
A >DIR X. SUB [MESSAGE , USER=ALL ,DRIVE=ALL]
The preceding command searches all drives under each user number for
X.SUB. During the search, DIR displays the drives and user numbers.
A>DIR [drive=all ,user=all] TESTFILE.BOB
The preceding example instructs DIR to display the filename
T'ESTFILE.BOB if it is found on any logged-in drive for any user number.
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