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<p>Created page with &quot;{{CoffeeMUDWikiBuilderTOC}} {{CommandTemplate|Name=SHELL|Usage=SHELL [COMMAND] [PARAMETERS]|Examples=shell shell ? shell directory shell cd /resources/text shell copy thisf...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{CoffeeMUDWikiBuilderTOC}}<br /> {{CommandTemplate|Name=SHELL|Usage=SHELL [COMMAND] [PARAMETERS]|Examples=shell<br /> shell ?<br /> <br /> shell directory<br /> <br /> shell cd /resources/text<br /> <br /> shell copy thisfile.txt ::<br /> <br /> shell del ::thisfile.txt<br /> <br /> shell edit thisfile.txt|Shorts=|Description=This command allows the archon, and users with appropriate FS: and/or VFS: security flags to access the file system and/or the virtual file system. See help on CMFS or VFS for the difference between the two.<br /> <br /> The commands are case-insensitive, except where dealing with the local file system, where it may be case-sensitive depending upon the host system. As mentioned in the CMFS docs, filenames and paths may be preceded by a :: string to denote forced VFS access, or // to denote forced local file-system access. When neither is specified for a given shell command, the VFS file is always preferred. The / character is always used to separate directory paths and folders, such as /resources/text/down.txt would refer to the file down.txt in the text folder, which in turn is in the resources folder, which in turn is located in the root directory.<br /> <br /> The shell command may be entered with no parameter to see the players current directory. When viewing directories, a &quot;-&quot; character will precede a file which exists only in the VFS system. A &quot;+&quot; character will precede a file which exists in both the local file system and the VFS system. Since folders always exist in the VFS, they will always be seen with the &quot;+&quot; character preceding them.<br /> <br /> The shell command can be used to create directories, delete files or directories, copy files, search for files with given names, search inside text files for a text string, display a text file, or edit a text file. Many commands support a mask to limit the files displayed. The mask may include &quot;*&quot; characters anywhere in the string to match 0 or more unknown characters in the filenames. A &quot;?&quot; character always matches a single unknown character in a filename. <br /> <br /> See HELP CMFS for more information on CoffeeMuds file system.}}<br /> <br /> ===Notes===<br /> .</div>

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