CD

Use

Use this command to navigate through the folder structure exposed by the DTR server. It is similar to the CD commands on most operating systems.

Syntax

Syntax	CD [..\|directory]
Arguments

..	Goes to the parent folder.
directory	Goes to specified directory.
Description	Prints the current folder when in shell mode. The command works with browse paths. The browse path can either be the full browse path or a relative browse path.

Example

Displaying the Current Folder

To display the current folder, execute:

No argument is needed. The current folder is shown both as a browse path and a local path.

Changing Current Folder Using the Relative Path

To change the current folder using the relative path, execute:

cd src

The argument " src " represents a folder name relative to the current folder.

Changing Current Folder Using the Absolute Path

To change the current folder using the absolute path, execute:

cd //abc

The argument "//abc" is an absolute browse path.

Note

The argument for the cd command is always given as a browse path . Thus, if the argument starts with two leading slashes "//", it is considered absolute; otherwise it is considered relative to the current folder.