Hi Russ,
Yes, if you do a 'source echo' you'll see that it will do a close on the
port. Just setting it to none is fine as well.
- jim
At 09:50 PM 10/31/99 -0500, you wrote:
>Hi Jim,
>
>I tried this out and it works like a charm in my application! But I needed
>to enable/disable console capture repeatedly, and the 'echo none caused a
>problem when I tried to re-enable capture (or I didn't understand how to
>properly do it) after that command.
>
>However, this works fine... so I'm sure others will want to know, as well:
>
>system/ports/echo: none
>; no console capturing happens here
>system/ports/echo: my-port
>; console capturing resumes here
>
>Russ
>======================================
>A
> > ;.... do your stuff here
> > now
> > list-dir %.
> >
> > echo none ; disable
> >the echo port
> >
> > print my-port/locals ; look at
> >the saved result
> > }
> >]
