[U2] Determine i-descriptor name?

2011-01-15 Thread Shane Ricciardi
Anyone know if there's a way to tell what i-descriptor has called a subroutine
without passing the dictionary name as a parameter? Thanks.

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Re: [U2] Determine i-descriptor name?

2011-01-15 Thread Allen Egerton
There's no direct way that I know.

If you're lucky, @FILENAME will help you, if not, you might try parsing
out @SENTENCE or @PARASENTENCE.

On 1/15/2011 11:26 AM, Shane Ricciardi wrote:
 Anyone know if there's a way to tell what i-descriptor has called a subroutine
 without passing the dictionary name as a parameter? Thanks.

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Re: [U2] Determine i-descriptor name?

2011-01-15 Thread Shane Ricciardi
 Allen Egerton aegerton at pobox.com writes:

 
 There's no direct way that I know.
 
 If you're lucky, @FILENAME will help you, if not, you might try parsing
 out @SENTENCE or @PARASENTENCE.
 

Hey Allen. I can't use @FILENAME in any way because if an alias is used in the
statement that's what @FILENAME is set to, which could be a file that doesn't
exist. I'll check @PARASENTENCE though. I even checked the call stack in
system(9001) but nothing useful to me is in there.


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Re: [U2] Determine i-descriptor name?

2011-01-15 Thread Allen Egerton
On 1/15/2011 5:45 PM, Shane Ricciardi wrote:
 Allen Egerton aegerton at pobox.com writes:
 

 There's no direct way that I know.

 If you're lucky, @FILENAME will help you, if not, you might try parsing
 out @SENTENCE or @PARASENTENCE.

 
 Hey Allen. I can't use @FILENAME in any way because if an alias is used in the
 statement that's what @FILENAME is set to, which could be a file that doesn't
 exist. I'll check @PARASENTENCE though. I even checked the call stack in
 system(9001) but nothing useful to me is in there.

If it doesn't exist as a file system object, it's still got to exist in
VOC as an F or Q pointer.  Read the VOC rec, grab 2 and 3 to make
decisions??

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