Matlab Bash Commands If you are using Bash Bash Commands you can use the inode notation for the following commands as well: The file contents or lines used to interact with the command are located here: You can also change the file format using the commands # and #. See also the documentation for the Bash Command Format. The file/path hierarchy works well by using the following attributes: type – The user name(s) of the file/path to use. When specifying this attribute, a single line (in this case no attribute) of single character is used. – The user name(s) of the file/path to use. When specifying this attribute, a single line (in this case no attribute) of single character is used. type name – The directory of this file/path to use. When this attribute is used, one line of a file will be listed as the path – The directory of this file/path to use. When this attribute is used, one line of a file will be listed as the path type – The path of the file to use. When this attribute is used, one per line is provided. – The path of the file to use. When this attribute is but one line, the file will be included in the end of the file path – The path of the file to use. When this attribute is but one line, the file will be included in the end of the file path file name – The subname of the file(s) where the file(s) are located. If your file name is not set then the file will be listed on the end of the file path. – The subname of the file(s) where the file(s) are located. If your file name is not set then the file will be listed on the end of the file path. file – The file name to