info-vax (02/28/83)
>From GEOFF@SRI-CSL Sun Feb 27 21:36:39 1983
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OK, folks, it now handles H19's. Any other requests?
Anyone have any comments on my suggestion for rectifying the associated
mailbox problem? I'd appreciate comments on my scheme before I send it in...
Stew
info-vax (03/22/83)
>From GEOFF5@SRI-CSL Mon Mar 21 17:02:02 1983
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My BRDCST program ignores mailbox messages that are not broadcasts. I use
it as a subprocess underneath Gosling EMACS all the time and have never
seen random messages (blank or repeats) delivered. Perhaps you could
do a SHOW TERM while the problem is happening and send me the results
so I can compare with my system.
I like the idea of checking the terminal state before writing the message
on the terminal. I've modified my BRDCST to write the message on the
terminal only if it is /NOBROADCAST or /PASSALL. It is always placed
in SENDS.TXT. Messages can, of course, be temporarily disabled by setting
the terminal to /NOBRDCSTMBX after the BRDCST program starts up.
The new version is available by FTP from MIT-MC as VAX; BRDCST MAR
Stew