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  • ;EXECing *MODULES

    From Angus Mcleod@VERT/ANJO to Digital Man on Tue Mar 26 05:06:00 2002
    I was trying to ;EXEC a *MODULE that I'd just written. The SBBS "CLI"
    forces all input UPPERcase, so if you write "module.src" and compile it to "module.bin", when you ;EXEC it, you get an error saying it can't file "MODULE.bin".

    I them symlink the two

    ln -s module.bin MODULE.bin

    which gets around the error, but perhaps a more dainty solution can be devised?


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  • From Digital Man@VERT to Angus Mcleod on Tue Mar 26 06:08:15 2002
    Re: ;EXECing *MODULES
    By: Angus Mcleod to Digital Man on Mon Mar 25 2002 09:06 pm

    I was trying to ;EXEC a *MODULE that I'd just written. The SBBS "CLI" forces all input UPPERcase, so if you write "module.src" and compile it to "module.bin", when you ;EXEC it, you get an error saying it can't file "MODULE.bin".

    I them symlink the two

    ln -s module.bin MODULE.bin

    which gets around the error, but perhaps a more dainty solution can be devised?

    It's the default shell that's doing the uppercase conversion. Either modify the shell, or just type ";EXEC<CR>" - it'll then prompt for the system password, then the command-line (which allows anycase).

    digital man

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  • From Angus Mcleod@VERT/ANJO to Digital Man on Wed Mar 27 07:21:00 2002
    Re: ;EXECing *MODULES
    By: Digital Man to Angus Mcleod on Mon Mar 25 2002 22:08:00

    ...or just type ";EXEC<CR>" - it'll then prompt for the system password, then the command-line (which allows anycase).

    Hey, cool. I didn't know you could do that.

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  • From Ragnarok@VERT/DOCKSUD to All on Sat Mar 30 10:50:00 2002
    you can make this:
    ;exec <ENTER>
    SY: <put your system password here> <ENTER>
    Parameter(s): *your_module_lower_case <ENTER>

    it work!


    "Angus Mcleod" <Angus Mcleod@VERT> escribió en el mensaje news:3C9F9138.1229.bajaprog@docksud.com.ar...
    I was trying to ;EXEC a *MODULE that I'd just written. The SBBS "CLI"
    forces all input UPPERcase, so if you write "module.src" and compile it to "module.bin", when you ;EXEC it, you get an error saying it can't file "MODULE.bin".

    I them symlink the two

    ln -s module.bin MODULE.bin

    which gets around the error, but perhaps a more dainty solution can be devised?


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  • From Ragnarok@VERT to All on Fri Aug 15 02:12:45 2003
    can i change the default to lowercase?
    its possible?
    It's the default shell that's doing the uppercase conversion. Either
    modify the
    shell, or just type ";EXEC<CR>" - it'll then prompt for the system
    password,
    then the command-line (which allows anycase).

    digital man


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  • From Digital Man@VERT to Ragnarok on Sat Aug 16 01:51:03 2003
    Re: Re: ;EXECing *MODULES
    By: Ragnarok to All on Thu Aug 14 2003 07:12 pm

    Sure, just modify exec/default.src.

    can i change the default to lowercase?
    its possible?
    It's the default shell that's doing the uppercase conversion. Either
    modify the
    shell, or just type ";EXEC<CR>" - it'll then prompt for the system
    password,
    then the command-line (which allows anycase).

    digital man

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