Microsoftin MS-DOS käyttöjärjestelmän version 6.0 lähdekoodista löytyy hauska kommentti:
/* BOOL fnEditPath(char *ExistingPath);
*
* Function will add the szSetupPath to the users path statement in the
* autoexec.bat file. The szSetupPath will be the first location in the
* path statement.
The path can be in about a million fucked up forms
*
depending on the level of stupidity in the user. Here are a few to
* think about. DOS will accept any of these.
*
* PATH=C:\foo;C:\foobar;...
* SET PATH=C:\foo;C:\foobar;...
* PATH C:\foo;C:\foobar;...
* PATH =C:\foo;C:\foobar;...
* PATH= C:\foo;C:\foobar;...
* PATH = C:\foo;C:\foobar;...
*
* ENTRY: ExistingPath - near buffer containing the path statement to be
* edited.
*
* EXIT: BOOL, TRUE = Path succesfully modified.
* FALSE = Path was too long after modification (path >= 128).
*
*/
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