OS filesystem commands

Get current working directory

shellgetcwd	Get current working directory to a field
-fout <field>	name of the output field

This command allows user to retrieve his/her position in the filesystem hierarchy.

Set current working directory

shellsetcwd	Set current working directory
-path <path>	new path in the filesystem

This command allows user to set his/her position in the filesystem hierarchy.

Create a new directory

shellmkdir	Create a new directory
-dir <dirname>	name of the new directory
[-path <path>]	operating path (default path is './')

This command allows user to create a new directory in the filesystem.

Remove an existing directory

shellrmdir	Remove an existing directory
-dir <dirname>	name of the directory to be removed
[-path <path>]	operating path (default path is './')

This command allows user to remove an existing directory in the filesystem.

Copy an existing file to another location

shellcp	Copy an existing file to another location
-file <file>	name of the file
[-srcpath <sourcepath>]	source path (default path is './')
[-destpath <destpath>]	destination path (default path is './')

This command allows user to copy an existing file to another location in the filesystem. NOTE: Source path and destination path cannot be the same directory, and one of them (or both) has to be specified.

Copy files to another location

shellcpall	Copy existing files to another location
[-srcpath <sourcepath>]	source path (default path is './')
[-destpath <destpath>]	destination path (default path is './')
[-r]	operation is recursive

This command allows user to copy existing files to another location in the filesystem. NOTE: Source path and destination path cannot be the same directory, and at least one of them has to be specified.

Remove an existing file

shellrm	Remove an existing file
-file <file>	name of the file
[-path <path>]	operation path (default path is './')

This command allows user to copy an existing file in the filesystem.

Remove existing files

shellrmall	Remove existing files
[-path <path>]	operation path (default path is './')
[-r]	operation is recursive

This command allows user to remove existing files in the filesystem.

List files and directories

shellls	List files and directories
-fout <field>	name of the output field
[-path <path>]	listing source path (default path is './')
[-sort]	sort entries to alpha accending order

This command allows user to list existing files and directories in the filesystem.

List directories

shelllsdir	List all subdirectories in a specified directory
-fout <field>	name of the output field
[-path <path>]	listing source path (default path is './')
[-sort]	sort entries to alpha accending order

This command allows user to list existing directories in the filesystem.

List files

shelllsfile	List all files in a specified directory
-fout <field>	name of the output field
[-path <path>]	listing source path (default path is './')
[-sort]	sort entries to alpha accending order

This command allows user to list existing files in the filesystem.