What is the hidden directory and how do I access it?
The “hidden directory” is a subdirectory of the HOME directory. It is created on startup, and it contains variables with your alarms and user key configurations. You can use the hidden directory to store whatever you want, however you CAN NOT ORDER the contents of this directory, as this causes memory loss. The name of the hidden directory is a null character, ”. The only way to get a null character is to use a syseval. You can use the following program to access the hidden directory: << HOME (changes to home dir) #15777h (syseval to get null character) SYSEVAL (returns '' to stack) EVAL >> (changes to hidden dir) To exit the hidden directory, use HOME or UPDIR. This will return you to the HOME directory. Also, by putting the null character as a part of your HOME custom directory, you can switch right into the directory by pressing the softkey. Note: The SysRPL command NULLID returns a null character to the stack; it is the same as doing #15777h SYSEVAL.
