> Actually you can use it with an absolute path (e.g., `Put > /usr/geoff/stuff.m'), but you're right, it doesn't do anything useful > with a relative path, to my slight surprise. I guess I'd expected it > to work like Save, except that it would create a non-existent file > first, instead of complaining (which seems to be the difference if you > supply an absolute path).
This works only because the Put message is being handed back to acme, which is executing it internally. Thus the window contents, not the underlying message, gets written to the named file. Russ
