I guess for Peter really...
Could Xcommander be used in a similar way to Beanshell? i.e running commands like cp,
ls, mv etc
(providing an app using it could make available those commands).
Should not Xcommander move from cornerstone/demo to somewhere more significant?
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Regards - Paul H
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