Path name for Mac

[greatkingrat]

I'm a MacOS beginner and I have 6 questions now.
I want to know how MacOS represents its path string.

Currently I found :

Unix path /usr/bin
Equivalent Mac path Name:usr:bin
Question 1. Is it right?

Unix relative path ../src
Equivalent Mac path ::src:
Question 2. Is it right?
Question 3. ::src: cannot be :src ?
( because unix allows both ../src and ../src/ )

Unix current path ./src
Equivalent Mac path :src:
Question 4. Is it right?
Question 5. Like question 3, :src: can be :src ?

Question 6. Does MacOs has a program to type a command
like Unix console ?

Thank you very much.

Hee S. Chung
heesc@netian.com

http://www.netian.com/~heesc

 

[jornk]

1-5The MacOS reads paths full paths, such as
HardDrive:folder one:folder two:folder:file

6 No, not really. There were som ethird-party utilities that tried to put a CLI on teh MacOS, but they sucked.

 

[greatkingrat]

Thank you for your answer, it is helpful.
Hee S. Chung
heesc@netian.com

http://www.netian.com/~heesc