[Coco] Re: Re: Re: Path command wasRe: OS-9 LVL II

[Robert Gault]

Whether the script is separate or a line in Startup makes no difference 
for path=.

Charlie wrote:

>>No, I'm saying you can do that if you end Startup with i=/1  but you may 
>>not like the results. As a test, don't put the path= command in startup. 
>>Create a script either in the root directory or /dd/cmds directory and set 
>>attributes, attr filename e pe. The script can be anything, ex.
>>filename for script = /dd/cmds/path
>>and the Path script is:
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>>path= /dd/cmds /d1/cmds /r0/cmds /h1/cmds
>>i=/1
>>
>>Once you boot enter Path and the script will run. See how it affects your 
>>current shell. Creat some more shells and see how they perform and whether 
>>the path info is retained.
>>
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> Right. I will try that. I should point out I said set PATH in startup wont 
> work.
> A separate script run after startup is finished is something else.
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> Charlie
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