path - returns the full object path name of a major object

### USAGE

        path (-network <network> | -group <group> | -unit <unit> |
    	-set <example-set>)

### DESCRIPTION

This command takes the given name of a network, group, unit, or example set and returns the path that can be used to more efficiently reference that object.

For a network, the path will be in the form "`root.net(i)`".

For a group, which must be in the current network, the path will be of the form "`group(i)`".

For a unit, which must be in the current network, the path will be of the form "`group(i).unit(j)`".

For an example set, the path will be in the form "`root.set(i)`".

### EXAMPLES

To get the path for the network named "my net":

        lens> path "my net"
        root.net(3)

To get the path of unit "output:3":

        lens> path output:3
        group(4).unit(3)

### SEE ALSO

setObject, getObject

Last modified: Tue Nov 14 18:02:30 EST 2000