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Originally Posted by DOS dinosaur
Well, it certainly works in DOS. Many DOS games would create a batch file in the root dir so users could simply type in the name at the C:\> prompt without having to manually change dirs.
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If you had a directory one level higher than the root ( :laugh: ) and would execute the BAT from there, it wouldn't work. (Your post has nothing to do with the quote, I would say.
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Originally Posted by dosraider
*cough* *cough* *cough*
Yes it works.
Use this: cd\xxxx
Notice the \ not a space.
...... learn the basic dos commands .......  |
Okay, I didn't place a
relative before
directory change, but I thought that would be clear since an EXE would work as well when using absolute paths. That was the topic (apart from the GAME
) - the un-usefulness of the command
[path]\[executable] regarding relative accesses within the executable.
Quote:
Originally Posted by DOS dinosaur
But I'm still not clear whether DOS commands and other characteristics (such as current directory status) behave the same in DOSBox, as I assume there's a good bit of "virtual" stuff going on there...  |
It's exactly the same. Correct me if I'm wrong, dosraider.
