franklin@ug.cs.dal.ca (STEVE FRANKLIN) (06/30/91)
Whoah! I ran maclayers the other day, and had a few inits, and
addressbook 2.9.3 on my classic, when something REALLy wierd happened. . .
A menu called 'debug' appeared in my program with such titles as 'channel1'
'channel2' etc, and 'loginport' etc. . . each command would result in
feedback from my unix system. . . most interesting, although I really
can't tell you what it meant. . . Now, under the same circumstances, I
can't reenact the occurence. . . What was it? Anyone have it happen to you?
steve
franklin@ug.cs.dal.canewton@cs.utexas.edu (Peter Newton) (07/01/91)
> Whoah! I ran maclayers the other day, and had a few inits, and > addressbook 2.9.3 on my classic, when something REALLy wierd happened. > . . A menu called 'debug' appeared in my program with such titles as > 'channel1' 'channel2' etc, and 'loginport' etc. . . each command would > result in feedback from my unix system. . . most interesting, although > What was it? Anyone have it happen to you? It is a debug feature built into MacLayers. It's probably not of much general interest. To get it, hold down one of those magic keys (shift, command, or option--I've forgotten which) as you are launching MacLayers.