RE: [U2] Why can't a globally cataloged programs have command line arguments?

2004-07-09 Thread Stevenson, Charles
Oh, joy. It's a stupidity that Prime gave us, Vmark preserved. (don't know about UD.) A line that begins with a * is a comment - if it also has a space in it somwhere after the *.. A line that begins with a * and has no spaces after the * is treated like a globally catalogued program. Note,

Re: [U2] Why can't a globally cataloged programs have command line arguments?

2004-07-09 Thread Clifton Oliver
Neither does *TEST spacecr It appears that a space following the verb makes TCL think the entire line is a comment. I don't have access to a rev 9 system at the moment. Can someone else try this on rev 9? -- Regards, Clif On Jul 9, 2004, at 10:37, George Gallen wrote: ED BP TEST 001: PRINT

RE: [U2] Why can't a globally cataloged programs have command line arguments?

2004-07-09 Thread Glenn Herbert
Yeah. The specific code is: if(key.len1 *key.text == '*' !STRchr((*cmd),' ')) Its the STRchr that mucks things up, basically saying and no spaces in the command string. Oh bother! At 02:35 PM 7/9/2004, you wrote: Oh, joy. It's a stupidity that Prime gave us, Vmark preserved. (don't know