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− | Copy is a [[CraftOS Shell|built in program for computers and turtles]] that will copy the specified source into the specified destination. If a different filename is specified, it will rename the copy as well. It will not create non-existant directories however. | + | Copy is a [[CraftOS Shell|built in program for computers and turtles]] that will copy the specified source path into the specified destination. If a different filename is specified, it will rename the copy as well. It will not create non-existant directories however. |
Note: This program can also be used with the linux-like command 'cp' | Note: This program can also be used with the linux-like command 'cp' | ||
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|code=copy /foo /bar | |code=copy /foo /bar | ||
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+ | As of CC 1.6, this program also utilizes the [[fs.find]] function to work with the '*' wildcard. | ||
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+ | |desc=Copies all files in folder 'foo' to folder 'bar' | ||
+ | |code=copy foo/* bar | ||
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+ | {{Example | ||
+ | |desc=Copies all files starting with the letter "a" from 'foo' to 'bar' | ||
+ | |code=copy foo/a* bar | ||
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+ | [[Category:Programs]] |
Latest revision as of 09:36, 17 June 2014
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Copy is a built in program for computers and turtles that will copy the specified source path into the specified destination. If a different filename is specified, it will rename the copy as well. It will not create non-existant directories however.
Note: This program can also be used with the linux-like command 'cp'
Example | |
Copies /foo to /bar | |
Code |
copy /foo /bar |
As of CC 1.6, this program also utilizes the fs.find function to work with the '*' wildcard.
Example | |
Copies all files in folder 'foo' to folder 'bar' | |
Code |
copy foo/* bar |
Example | |
Copies all files starting with the letter "a" from 'foo' to 'bar' | |
Code |
copy foo/a* bar |