First version of batch file fastcd.bat, which takes a path code as an input and opens the relevant path.
First version of ado-file c.ado

-c- takes a path code as an input and changes the working directory to the path. Therefore, only directory paths are supported; files are not. -c- also stores the paths in r(file).

-c-'s name comes from c.ado of the SSC package fastcd. In some ways, they have similar functionality, so the same name allows one user to use this -c- while another user on the same project uses the SSC version. Even though they are using different ado-files, if they have the same codes, their work will replicate.

Option -dryrun- returns the path in r(file) but does not change the working directory
Updated readme.