TOLLIVER%ATF.MFENET@LLL-MFE.ARPA (12/30/85)
Suppose I want to add a command to my process command table. And further suppose that I want to be sure that my new command is unique to four characters so as not to overwrite an existing command, all of which I may not know about. I could just try typing my proposed new command name to see if I get the "UNDEFINED VERB" error. But it would be nicer to have a list of all the commands currently defined for my process--i.e., a list of all the commands in my process command table. Question: Does anyone know how to see a list of all the commands in a command table? Something like SHOW COMMAND/PROCESS, or even SHOW PROCESS/COMMAND would be nice but does not exist. Any suggestions?
charlie@ARI-HQ1 (02/20/86)
I put my personally-defined symbols into a separate command procedure called LOGSYMBOLS.COM, which I execute from my LOGIN.COM. That way, if I ever need a list of process symbols, I just have to type out LOGSYMBOLS.COM. That instruction can also be defined through a symbol assignment. Charlie Abzug (CHARLIE@ARI-HQ1) U.S. Army Research Institute ------