question about the DOS shell

[mzimmers]

Hi -

I need to write a couple small scripts, but I'm pretty new to Windows/DOS. What are the DOS equivalents to the UNIX "./" and "../" constructs? In other words, how do you specify your current directory, and the parent directory in a pathname?

Thanks.

[Texan40]

Windows uses backslash instead of forward slash:

".\blah.foo" and "..\foosub\blah.foo"

[mzimmers]

Oh, right...thanks for the reminder. I always forget about those damn backslashes...