Building a directory tree (ESP on the assembler)
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It is used when the need to build a directory tree.
The highest levels - 128.
Format is invalid directory names are not compatible with DOS.
Most defined subdirectories - 128.
The format of the names must be compatible with the format of DOS (8.3).
Catalogues are available in the name of DOS prohibited characters are not defined.
Name starting directory is specified on the command line.
Allowed the job starting directory type ".", "..", "\\"
The directory tree is displayed using character graphics
to indicate the level of sub-directories.
Each is expected to fill the screen, pressing any key to continue.
The highest levels - 128.
Format is invalid directory names are not compatible with DOS.
Most defined subdirectories - 128.
The format of the names must be compatible with the format of DOS (8.3).
Catalogues are available in the name of DOS prohibited characters are not defined.
Name starting directory is specified on the command line.
Allowed the job starting directory type ".", "..", "\\"
The directory tree is displayed using character graphics
to indicate the level of sub-directories.
Each is expected to fill the screen, pressing any key to continue.
The program includes the following files:
File_ID.diz - about the program
ReadMe.txt - Operator's Manual
DirTree.com - a program of building a directory tree
DirTree.asm - source
File_ID.diz - about the program
ReadMe.txt - Operator's Manual
DirTree.com - a program of building a directory tree
DirTree.asm - source