The problem with "personalized" code is that other people may need
what you don't need. They may use XyWrite in ways that turn
purported efficiencies, such as shortened IF-EndIf statements, into
errors. With personal programming, it's caveat emptor in spades.
Yes, I abashedly agree.
So HBCD is a directory shortcut thingie.
Yes. And it's amazing how much better it is to be able to command "m"
rather than "cd \mailhbl"
for example. And elimination of just the "cd {space}" part is surprisingly
helpful.
I can understand your
wanting unrecognized commands to default to that operation, but I
don't think that modifying frame $X is the way to accomplish it. I'd
do it in a catchall frame {{5*}} located at the end of U2:
Ausgezeichnet! It works! So I've changed back to $X. Now how to justify the
happy hours spent developing and debugging $H?
This should work with my frame $X out of the box, no mods necessary.
In HBCD, however, change )> to )>.
$X already puts the CMline in S/G 50; all you need to do in HBCD is
to uppercase 50. Same if you launch with , as in
HBCD [shortcut]. )> is an error.
Done.
This is all great stuff, Carl, which adds to my debt to you.
Regards,
Harry
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Carl Distefano
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Harry Binswanger
hb@xxxxxxxx