LC.YRS@forsythe.stanford.edu (Richard Stanton) (02/07/90)
Thanks to the people who suggested that the filename truncation I noticed might be due to my using "/" as a separator instead of "\". You were right. Typing move circle10.pk tt/circle10.pk results in the file circl.pk being created in subdirectory tt. The confirmation message also uses this file name. Thus 4DOS truncates the name to 8 characters including tt/, and then DOS is quite happy to accept the separator /. Note, however, that if I try the same command but with "copy" instead of "move", I get the message Invalid parameter "tt/circle10.pk" There is a relatively minor bug here, I think. Now why I should have used "/" instead of "\" I have no idea. Richard Stanton