  This routine is used to recursively decend the file system tree from
  our current directory location or some other specified directory path.

  It prints the full relative path (relative to the path you supply to
  the CLI) to each file on a line by itself to your CLI.  This is
  useful as an aid in doing recursive directory ZOOing.  For example
  to zoo the complete contents of DF0: you can do:

    mydir df0: | zoo aI completedisk

  and if you don't have pipes you can use:

    mydir >temp df0:
    zoo <temp aI completedisk

  The resulting zoo file will contain the full contents of the disk
  in DF0: and may be extracted using a zoo command similar to

    zoo x// completedisk

  Source code is included as an example of how to scan the file system.

  Stephen Vermeulen

    PO Box 3295, Station B
    Calgary, Alberta,
    CANADA, T2M 4L8

  November 1989.

