On Wed, Jun 3, 2015 at 11:22 AM, David Champion wrote:
> * On 03 Jun 2015, Cameron Simpson wrote:
>> On 31May2015 08:26, Xu Wang wrote:
>> >Sometimes I would like to use 'push' in a macro, but I cannot figure
>> >out the way to achieve this. For example, I have:
>> >
>> >macro attach E "push
>> >
* On 03 Jun 2015, Cameron Simpson wrote:
> On 31May2015 08:26, Xu Wang wrote:
> >Sometimes I would like to use 'push' in a macro, but I cannot figure
> >out the way to achieve this. For example, I have:
> >
> >macro attach E "push
> >/home/xuwang/Downloads/y" "xu
> >save"
> >
> >What would the co
On 31May2015 08:26, Xu Wang wrote:
Sometimes I would like to use 'push' in a macro, but I cannot figure
out the way to achieve this. For example, I have:
macro attach E "push
/home/xuwang/Downloads/y" "xu
save"
What would the correct syntax be?
"push" is a command line command, which is acce
