HOMEPATH Command

The HOMEPATH Command:
- The HOMEPATH command (usually shortened to HOME) sets the homepath used to run home macros (also called percent macros or user macros).
- Just typing HOMEPATH will list the current homepath.
```
nM> home
HomePath = /home/burdell/
```
- The HOMEPATH command has two forms used to set the homepath:
  - The first form takes in a full path to use for the home directory.
```
nM> home /home/burdell/junk
nM> home
HomePath = /home/burdell/junk/
```
  - The second form works just like NMD and takes in the area of an option tree and the name of the option tree.
```
nM> home test sys
nM> home
HomePath = /home/burdell/nxm230/nxm/sys/test/
```
- Since NeXtMidas 3.1.0, users can use a special switch with the HOMEPATH command to specify that they wish the homepath to be set to the Current Working Directory (CWD) and change as the CWD changes.
```
nM> nmd test sys    ! Sets CWD to $NMROOT/nxm/sys/test
nM> home/cwd        ! Sets HOMEPATH to $NMROOT/nxm/sys/test
nM> nmd mcr sys     ! Sets CWD and HOMEPATH to $NMROOT/nxm/sys/mcr
```

X-Midas Users Take Note:
Stable X-Midas releases before 4.6.0 do not support the setting of the home path using the `NMD`-like syntax.