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Re: 1A EOF character (III+) revisited



≪ I decided to try Harry's macro:

  killhtm /bQ2
 BX delete Q2
 BX rename killhtm Q2
 BC 

 Under dos 6.22 (and various earlier incarnations) - it don't
 work. (Or it don't work for me) ≫ --(Get a life) Solla
 d012362c@xxxxxxxx

Joe: You sure that dos command is correct? I find the EOF zapper
built into my v3 xpl file/session startup/shutdown--also based
on Harry's dos /c copy suggestion--100 percent reliable. The command
that works faultlessly for me is:
	dos /c copy {pv01} /a tmp /b
After retrocoding, the one you quote is:
	dos /c copy /a {pv01} tmp /b
nb: The file name and /a switch are transposed. I use DR DOS 6,
but MS and PC DOS usually follow form on basics.

A stand-alone extraction of my zapper is below. After final save,
with file still displayed:
	run !-eof 
As !-eof exits, the file as you saved it is on screen, the eof-less
version is on disk, and on the CMline are the comparative lengths per
xyW. If OK, abort (I've never encountered a prob). I just ran !-eof from
a 330K file and the code worked as usual. Give it a shot sometime. 	--a

!-EOF.UUE ===================================================

section 1 of 1 of file !-eof < uuencode 95 (v40) by R.E.M. >

begin 644 !-eof
MKFQB7R%04D]&24Q%("XN+@T*7S(R7U9!)%1)KZYS=C(R+*YS>#$P+*YI#:^N9W0W
M-:__@1^N*__@:.OKG-X,3`LKFES-S2O*ZYI#$R+*YV821F<*^OKG-V,3,L_X$)_X$?KW5N;&]A9"`PKG!V,3.O97)N
M=JYP=C@VKZYP=C$SKV1O#$T+*YV821N=Z^O9"!.5STQKG!V,3.O9&ER(*YP=C$RKZYP=C$S
MKV0@3E<]KG!V,32O_X$)_X!]_X!QKG-V,32O_X$+_X$?9&ERKG!V.#:OKG-V
M,38L_X$?86*N<'8Q,Z]R?^`N?^`N?^`N?^!*_^`T_^`S_^!K?^!0_^`>?^!"_^`:_^`=_^`:ZYS=C$T
MK_^!"_^`6_^`:_^`\?^`:_^`T:YP=C$VKV5R;G8@KG!V,3*OKG!V,3.O8V]P
M>:YP=C@VKR"N<'8Q,J^N<'8Q,Z]E0&5S8V%P92YC;VT^(#@@36%R8V@@,3DY-R!N>6,:
`
end
sum -r/size 13472/1490 section (from "begin" to "end")
sum -r/size 1825/1065 entire input file

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