As we'll see shortly with the install
and edit commands, we often
want to specify a file in the local file system. To make
this easier, the Openwings shell keeps track of your current "location"
in the file system. You can see your current place in the
file system using the pwd command (lpwd does the same thing),
and change your location with the lcd command. View files
in the current working directory with the lls (or ldir) command.
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Syntax:
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lcd <path>
pwd
lls
[-l] [<path>]
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Example:
Openwings@root\> pwd
Y:\cots2\openwings-1.0\bin
Openwings@root\> lcd ..\lib
Y:\cots2\openwings-1.0\lib
Openwings@root\> lls
gd_component.jar
gd_connector.jar
gd_data.jar
gd_dev_tools.jar
gd_java.jar
gd_management.jar
...
Notice that when you change directories on the local file system
with the lcd command, the shell automatically prints the new working
directory to ease navigation.
Next: The install
command
