                                 Command Line Overview

    The cmd line feeds into the HolyC compiler line-by-line as you type.  A stmt
    outside a function executes immediately.  Remember to add a semicolon.

    Look-up the function headers with AutoComplete by hitting <CTRL-SHIFT-F1> after
    typing the first few letters.

    Click Here to see the directory cmd header.  It accepts default args from C++.

    >Dir("*.DD.Z");

    If you don't have args, you don't need parenthesis.

    >Dir;

    Directories are referenced with / not \.  There is a current directory, but not
    a path.  To run a program, you typically #include it.  There are several
    shortcuts for #includeing files.  Right-click or hit <ENTER> on a directory
    listing or press <F5> while editing.

    >Ed("NewFile.HC.Z");    Invokes the editor. See Doc Link Type.

    Most filenames end in .Z because they are stored compressed.

    Drives are specified with a letter.  The boot drive is specified with a ':'.
    The home dir drive is specified with a '~'.

    >Drv('B');      B drive

    The drive can be specified in a Cd() command as in:

    >Cd("B:/Tmp");  B drive
    >Cd("::/Demo"); Boot drive

    The home directory is specified with a '~'.

    >Cd("~/Psalmody");      See ::/Home dir.

    If a file is not found, .Z is added or removed and a search is done, again.  If
    a file is still not found, all parent directories are searched.

    You can place macros in your PersonalMenu for Cd() commands.  <CTRL-m> to access
    your menu.

    >Find("needle","/Demo/*.HC.Z;*.DD.Z;"); See File Utils.

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