On Tue, 8 Jan 2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
20080107 20:37 -0500, Thomas Dickey >>>>
node::device:[level.level]filename.suffix;1
The parts are optional, e.g.,
[level.level] is a valid directory name
[000000] is like the "/" path on Unix
[level.] is valid too
<<<<<<<<
And the use of angle-brackets is also valid:
node::device:<level.level>filename.suffix;1 ....
yes - and the semicolon can be a different character also (iirc, a ".").
--just to complicate things, ... from TOPS-10 & -20, I suspect ... and
double-quotes and wild-cards also have a place. (When I used VMS I always
preferred the angle-brackets.)
double-quotes can appear in a node-name (something like that - I've seen
it documented but don't recall the exact terminology up at the node
level).
wildcards at least are comparable to other systems: "*"
--
Thomas E. Dickey
http://invisible-island.net
ftp://invisible-island.net
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