>*) The dash "-" used in a directory name means the parent directory.
>Eg: [.-.-] is two directories above your current directory
While what you write is true, more correctly, two directories above the current
one is [--]. Watch:
$ sho def
A305_DISK:[TILLMAN.NETSCAPE.CACHE.00]
$ dir [--]
Directory A305_DISK:[TILLMAN.NETSCAPE]
ADDRESS-BOOK.HTML;1 BOOKMARKS.HTML;1 CACHE.DIR;1 CERT-NAMEIDX.DB;1
CERT.DB;1 CERT5.DB;2 COOKIES.;81 HISTORY.DB;1
KEY.DB;21 LOCK.VMS;1 NEWSGROUPS-NEWS$SI$COM.;1
POPSTATE.;1 PREFERENCES.;153
Total of 13 files.
>extended using a special language, called appropriately enough, Command
>files, or CLD files.
The special language is called the "Command Definition Language".
Brian Tillman Internet: Brian.Tillman at smiths-aerospace dot com
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Grand Rapids, MI 49512-1991
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