Syntax
BD>path : directory1 [: directory2 ] [ ...]
where directory1 and directory2 are the paths, in a format dependent
upon the machine implementation, to the directories to be
joined to the standard search path.
The PATH: command is used to define additional search paths for
input files. The effect is to add these paths temporarily (for the life
of the session) to the search paths currently defined in the environment
variable BDMACROS (see §1.3.2). The order of
searching is always (1) the current directory first, (2) the directories
given by any defined search paths: the most recently defined are
searched first. Examples for UNIX and
WINDOWS implementations
are:
BD>path : bd/bdinputs/special/:bd/oldinputs
BD>path : bd
bdinputs special ;bd oldinputs