doc@brewing.cts.com (Mitchell M. Evans) (01/21/91)
Howdy! This may be a subtlety of AmigaDos 1.3 or just plain ignorance on my part, but what is a "K Directive"? I am messing with shells that execute other shells, and am getting this error. When it occurs, it seems to eliminate the "Alias" commands for the shells, so I think I may have a problem with some of those. Any help would be appreciated. Mitch =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= = PATH: ...!crash!brewing!doc US MAIL: Mitchell M. Evans = = 12373 Calle Albara #5 = = EL Cajon, CA 92019 = = Relax! Have a homebrew! -- C. Pappazian = =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
hessu@clinet.fi (Tapio Heiskanen) (01/23/91)
doc@brewing.cts.com (Mitchell M. Evans) writes: >Howdy! > This may be a subtlety of AmigaDos 1.3 or just plain ignorance on >my part, but what is a "K Directive"? I am messing with shells that execute >other shells, and am getting this error. When it occurs, it seems to >eliminate the "Alias" commands for the shells, so I think I may have a >problem with some of those. Any help would be appreciated. It seems to me that the problem solves with these two lines. .bra ( .ket ) You could put anything for the brakets. BTW: What is K Directive? -- _________ __________ _________ __________ Tapio Heiskanen __ __ Sdrkiniementie 11 B 18 __ ______ __ | 00210 HELSINKI
johnhlee@hermod.cs.cornell.edu (John H. Lee) (01/23/91)
In article <188ecf15.ARN0e6c@brewing.cts.com> doc@brewing.cts.com writes: > This may be a subtlety of AmigaDos 1.3 or just plain ignorance on >my part, but what is a "K Directive"? I am messing with shells that execute >other shells, and am getting this error. When it occurs, it seems to >eliminate the "Alias" commands for the shells, so I think I may have a >problem with some of those. Any help would be appreciated. If this is what I think it is, you may be trying to execute a script from inside another script. The second script in turn uses redirection with the angle-brackets ">" and "<", and you have not redefined the script's default .bra and .ket characters. Try inserting: .bra { .ket } at the very beginning of the second script. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Can the crew escape deadly BCPL? Next time on AmigaDos: The Next Generation. John Lee Internet: johnhlee@cs.cornell.edu The above opinions of those of the user, and not of this machine.