MAC OS x Common Commands Summary 2

1. Dir: Displays subdirectories and files under a directory.

Format: dir [x:] [Path] [filename][parameter]

Parameter explanation:

/a displays all folders and files.

/p pagination display.

/w Displays the list in a wide format.

/q Displays file ownership information.

2. Tree: Displays the directory structure in the form of trees.

Format: Tree [X:][path][parameter]

Parameter explanation:

/a specifies that the tree displays the rows of the linked subdirectory using characters rather than graphic characters

/F Displays the file names in each directory

3. CD: Enter or exit the directory

Format: CD [[/d][x:][path][.]]

Parameter explanation:

.. Go to the top level directory

/d quickly change the current directory

/？ Display Help information in the command prompt

\ go back to the root directory

4. MD: Create a directory

Format: MD [X:]path

5. RD: Delete subdirectories from a specified location

Format: RD [x:]path[/s][/q]

Parameter explanation:

/s deletes the specified directory and all directories and files for the specified directory.

/q Delete the directory without confirmation.

6. Path: Set the search path for the executable file

Format: path [[%path%][x:]path[;] ......]

; Separating directories in the command path

%path% Specifies that Windows XP adds a command path to an existing catalog set listed in the PATH environment variable.

7. Xcpoy: Copy all folders and files under directories and directories to the specified directory location.

Format: xcopy source [destination][/s][/e][/v]

Parameter explanation:

/s copies non-empty files.

/V validates each file when it is written to the destination file.

/E to copy even if the subdirectory is empty

8. ren: Renaming a directory

Format: ren [x:][path]filename1 filename2

Parameter explanation:

[x:] [PATH]FILENAME1 Specifies the location and name of the folder or file to be renamed

Filename2 new file name specified when renaming files

MAC OS x Common Commands Summary 2