REDIRECT Precedence
Files that are redirected with the McIDAS-X REDIRECT command, have precedence over files defined by MCPATH . This lets you explicitly state the location of a particular file. For example, if MCPATH is set to:
/home/experiment:/home/fred/data:~mcidas/data:~mcidas/help
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and each of these directories contains a file named AREA0001 , McIDAS commands that use the file (IMGDISP, for example) will use the one in /home/experiment if the file is not redirected to another directory. However, if you have the redirection entry:
AREA00* /home/dave/aircraft/data
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the McIDAS command uses the file AREA0001 stored in /home/dave/aircraft/data instead of a MCPATH directory.
