Hi Tom,
however typing *manually*
c:md cd
c:echo echo hello cd\hello.bat
c:cd\hello
says 'the system cannot find the path specified' (\hello doesn't
exist)
Even stranger: typing
cd\hello
manually executes cd\hello.bat in MS command.com in FreeDOS but
tries to cd to \hello in the same MS
Hello Erwin,
Last fix in FreeCOM CVS (changed revision 1.155):
fix: LH: Errorlevel of program effects LH's error reporting
great - this fixes an (so far unknown) bug, but
introduced a new problem.
The trick to force-loadlow
a program that tries to load itself into UMB by
LH /L: someprog now
tom ehlert wrote:
...
so I want to propose a new project (and any serious project should
...
this is a collection of almost trivial batches with a known/expected
outcome.
...
but the people working on the kernel/command.com would have some means
to verify, that a new version doesn't break old
Kenneth J. Davis schreef:
On a completely unrelated topic, who do I send updated html help
documents to now?
Jeremy
:-)
ehm..you have your own webserver..upload it there and post a download link.
Anyway, you can send it to me and I'll make sure it makes it into the
HTMLHELP documentation and
Hello Bernd,
that testingsuite seems great, but batchfiles look a bit complex
(recursive..).
Ok - I'm pretty advanced with batch programming ;)
I tend to find some errors in FreeCOM by accident, when experimenting a
bit with batch code and getting unexpected results.
then it would be great
Hi Tom,
Ok - I'm pretty advanced with batch programming ;)
here's a testcase for you. It should print hello. Freecom tries to cd to
\hello.
Bart
@echo off
if \%1 == \finish goto finish
md cd
echo echo hello cd\hello.bat
echo cdtest finish cd\hello.bat
cd\hello
:finish
del cd\hello.bat
rd cd
Last fix in FreeCOM CVS (changed revision 1.155):
fix: LH: Errorlevel of program effects LH's error reporting
might indeed have improved the sometimes erratic
errorlevel set by loadhigh (no tests done yet), but it
introduced a new problem. The trick to force-loadlow
a program that tries to load
