[Oberon] Re (2): Parts & paths.

[eas lab]

I believe you, without the difficulty of testing [using a Win8.1 x64
laptop, with
USB to SATA adaptor for my old ETHZ files]. And Also I'd expect it to be able to
access other partitions and devices.

Recently when I tested Aos, I noticed Icon/s at topLeftCorner.
To avoid these, I need to move down or side-ways, which causes loss of usable
screen area.
Screen area is a MOST valuable resource; not to be wasted on graffiti !

== Chris Glur.




On 12/28/16, peter at easthope.ca <peter at easthope.ca> wrote:
> From:	eas lab <lab.eas at gmail.com> Date:	Thu, 13 Oct 2016 07:03:31 +0200
>> ... LNO & ALO are restricted to files in their own-single directory?
>
> In UnixAos, including LinuxAos as a particular case, any directory
> can be addressed relative to the working directory.  If your working
> directory is /home/chris/work , the root of the file system is
> /../../ .  Try some examples.
>
> System.Directory  /../../home/chris/* ~
> System.Directory  /../../tmp/* ~
>
> Regards,                 ... Lyall E.
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