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Zoo

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#88047From: Michael A McCormickFeb 1, 1990 8:19 PM
How do you call 'zoo' so that it will store a subdirectory structure and the files in it as well as the files in the current directory? I have a set of files like this: Edit_files (dir) Default Default.ALL Default Default.info The Logo I can't just pack them in 'cause I have two files called default. I want to zoo these files so that the '/' qualifier will unload then into the same areas. Mike McC
#88362From: Claude OrtegaFeb 3, 1990 9:08 AM
Michael, To get zoo to do what you want, if your Edit_files (dir) is on df1:, CD to df1: and run zoo with the command: zoo a ram:Default * Edit_files/* ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^– this will read everything in the sub-directory ^ ^———-this will read everything in the current directory ^——————–put the output file where ever you want/have room. 🙂 The CLI input buffer is 255 chars long, so you can have a fairly long command string, if needed. -Claude – Home: 76010,1422 – Work: cjoa@fciad2.bsd.uchicago.edu
#88471From: John DraperFeb 3, 1990 10:12 PM
Michael, If you have ARexx, take a look at 'zooall.rexx' in the ARexx LIB. It will zoo all files in a directory, including all files within any subdirectories to a single .zoo file. -larry