04-03-2023, 10:16 PM
It's not so obvious, but it's night/day difference using "name" function instead of cmd shelling out to "Move" a file. My main use of using the "name" function is to rename files inside of a directory. And so for a majority of others too.
Things to remember be in one of the two directories. "CHDir" use the "..\name-of-file" to move to present or other directory (reversible command). ie: name "..\name-of-file" as "name-of-file". example moves other file in directory to present chdir. It's possible to rename the destination file to something else like: "new-name-of-file" Twice the work for a single function.
PS.
It really is night n day difference.
Thought i would share. B4 you comment. Using name function to move is a benefit only to people who read deeply in the help records.
Things to remember be in one of the two directories. "CHDir" use the "..\name-of-file" to move to present or other directory (reversible command). ie: name "..\name-of-file" as "name-of-file". example moves other file in directory to present chdir. It's possible to rename the destination file to something else like: "new-name-of-file" Twice the work for a single function.
PS.
It really is night n day difference.
Thought i would share. B4 you comment. Using name function to move is a benefit only to people who read deeply in the help records.