So what I'd **like** to do is have a .reminders file that is specifically
intended to be included by another .reminders file, and not run directly.
In theory, if I were to run
remind .reminders.d/dontrun
it would respond with an error message
"Don't use this file directly. Do this instead:
remind -iextrastuff=1 .reminders.d/masterfile"
The question is, how can I do that?
The only method I see easily is that (according to the man page)
THE INCLUDE COMMAND
Remind allows you to include other files in your reminder script,
similar to the C preprocessor #include directive.
INCLUDE files can be nested up to a depth of 8.
Is my nesting level available to me in a variable? Then I can test
if ($nestlevel = 0)
ERRMSG the error message
EXIT
endif
But I can't find such a variable.
Any ideas or thoughts?
--hymie! http://lactose.homelinux.net/~hymie [email protected]
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