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4.0; csr (command_search_rule), revision 4.0, 82/03/31
CSR (COMMAND_SEARCH_RULES) -- Set or display command search rules.
usage:  CSR [dir ...]


FORMAT

  CSR [directory ...]


  Command search rules determine which directories the Shell examines to find
  commands.  CSR lets you display or change this list.  By default, the Shell
  looks for commands in this order:

  1.  Your working directory ("."), or the directory specified by the
      command's pathname.

  2.  Your personal command directory, ~COM (the COM subdirectory of your
      naming directory).

  3.  The system command directory, /COM.


ARGUMENTS

  Specifying CSR without arguments displays the current command search rules.

  directory
  (optional)       Specify new command search sequence.  Multiple directory
                   names are permitted; separate names with blanks.  The Shell
                   will search the directories in the order that you specify.

EXAMPLES

  1. $ csr                                 Display current search rules.
     . ~com /com

  2. $ csr . ~com //us/myproj/com /com     Set new search sequence by adding
                                            an additional command directory.
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