I also see:
https://wiki.amigaos.net/wiki/AmigaOS_ ... _Command_Reference#ASSIGN1. Question wrt. multiple assign
Here is some test:
cd RAM:
makedir FOLDER1
makedir FOLDER2
echo "" > FOLDER1/FILE1
echo "" > FOLDER2/FILE2
ASSIGN TESTER: RAM:FOLDER1 RAM:FOLDER2
DIR TESTER:
Then:
dir TESTER:
This only shows FILE1.
The WIKI says:
is a multiple-directory assignment that creates a search path containing two Libs directories
I guess DIR / LIST only take the "primary" assigned directory and do not honour the "search path"?
FILE TESTER:FILE1
FILE TESTER:FILE2
Both execute fine.
2.
Question wrt. output of ASSIGN with <> (Found Anwser: actually, it is demonstrated in the WIKI. Late Versus Non-Binding. Ignore until question 3)
GHOSTSCRIPT <SYS:Utilities/GhostScript>
I cannot see an explanation in the WIKI of what <> means. [] is explained, but not <>.
3.
Question (Found Answer: I had a link to it in C:)
If someone can help also answer my confusion in the previous comment as to why "Python2.7" is still successfully being sought, that would be nice since this is kind of a hindrance to me.
Regards.
Edited by rjd324 on 2023/6/14 1:23:45
Edited by rjd324 on 2023/6/14 1:25:13