On Mon, 24 Oct 1994 13:13:51 GMT, Simon Cooke said: > apparently the "design group" are having problems getting enough > drives smaller than 40Mb to work with -- ie I think we're talking > stupid file system that can't handle more than 40Mb HD's here folks...
Urgh... I doubt I'd take anything less than 100Mb. > <<"Because you CAT a directory, you don't DIR a directory">> I "cat" files. I "ls" directories. :-) > <<"the device shouldn't be part of the filename as it causes all > sorts of problems">> The +3 manages perfectly OK (except for the bug which leaves the "T:" in the filename if you save "t:foo"). > LOAD p<number> instead of LOAD <number> Hang on... p<number> is the name of a variable. That's a rather strange syntax. Come to think of it, how will you tell the difference between LOAD d1 a$ (where a$ contains a file name) and LOAD d1a$ (where d1a$ contains a file name) given that spaces are allowed in variable names? imc
