cary@SCRIPPS.EDU (Steve Cary) (03/17/90)
Well, I unbundled and tried to run it... Got a strange error that I can't figure out... Any pointers would be most appreciated!!! -Steve Cary cary@scripps.edu Research Institute of Scripps Clinic, La Jolla, CA Error Messages::: X11/NeWS: error in .user.ps X11/NeWS: initial operand stack not clear! X11/NeWS: initial dictionary stack not clear! Environment::: HOME=/benden/cary SHELL=/bin/csh TERM=sun-cmd USER=cary PATH=/bin:/benden/cary/bin:/usr/hosts:/usr/local/GoodNeWS1.3/bin:/usr/local/HyperNeWS1.3/bin:/usr/local/OpenWindows1.0/bin:/usr/local/frame2.0/bin:/usr/local/misc/bin:/usr/local/news/bin:/usr/local/rcs/bin:/usr/local/transcript/bin:/usr/local/OpenWindows1.0/bin/xview:/usr/local/OpenWindows1.0/demo:/usr/bin:/usr/ucb:/usr/new:/usr/etc:/etc:.:/usr/games LOGNAME=cary PWD=/benden/cary FMHOME=/usr/local/frame2.0 OPENWINHOME=/usr/local/OpenWindows1.0 GNHOME=/usr/local/GoodNeWS1.3 HNHOME=/usr/local/HyperNeWS1.3 MANPATH=/usr/local/OpenWindows1.0/share/man:/usr/local/GoodNeWS1.3/man:/usr/local/OpenWindows1.0/man:/usr/local/rcs/man:/usr/local/transcript/man:/usr/share/man LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/OpenWindows1.0/lib:/usr/lib XNEWSHOME=/usr/local/OpenWindows1.0 XVIEWHOME=/usr/local/OpenWindows1.0 HELPDIR=/usr/local/OpenWindows1.0/lib/help WMGR_ENV_PLACEHOLDER=/dev/win1 WINDOW_PARENT=/dev/win0 NEWSSERVER=3223999020.2000;benden DISPLAY=unix:0 XSERVER=/tmp/.X11-unix/X0
barnett@crdgw1.crd.ge.com (Bruce Barnett) (03/22/90)
In article <9003162315.AA09014@benden.scripps.edu>, cary@SCRIPPS (Steve Cary) writes: > X11/NeWS: error in .user.ps > X11/NeWS: initial operand stack not clear! > X11/NeWS: initial dictionary stack not clear! As I recall, the sample .user.ps file looks at the stack of dictionaries and pops off all that are loaded. This strikes me as being kludgy, because if you begin a dictionary and then append the HyperNews .user.ps, it will pop off it's dictionaries and yours as well. In any case NeWS 20.0 detects when something is left on the stack after executing the .user.ps file and warns you that things aren't nested correctly. Eyeball your .user.ps again. Do you get the error when you use their .user.ps as originally provided? -- Bruce G. Barnett <barnett@crd.ge.com> uunet!crdgw1!barnett