Re: SWEEP WORKS! searching subdirectories

[Judith Davidsen jdavidsen@xxxxxxxx]

Carl--

Very interesting.

> XPLeNCODE v2.0
> b-gin [UNTITLED]
> {{;5sse*}} Sweep SEarch through subdirectories [CLD][cr|lf]{2
> }{<}IF{<}VA|50{>}<1{>}{<}PRSSE[/sw1/sw2] [filespec]"search_te
> rm"{>}{<}EX{>}{<}EI{>}{<}SX01,{<}IS50{>}+"[255+192+142]"{>}{<
> }SV02,{27}X[255+192+142]{>}{<}XS01,02,,02,03{>}{<}SV01,{27}X{
> >}{<}XS02,01,,01,02{>}{<}IF{<}IS01{>}{238}{<}IS50{>}==0{>}{<}
> SX50,"*.*"+{<}IS50{>}{>}{<}EI{>}{<}SX01,{<}VA$FR{>}{>}{<}SV02
> ,sse{>}{<}XS01,02,,02,02{>}{<}SX50,"[SV50,"+{<}IS50{>}+"],JM2
> {46}se"+{<}IS02{>}+"Q2"{>}[JM_]2.sweep[Q2_]{2}[cr|lf][cr|lf]
> -nd
> XPLeNCODE

This does indeed work, but it won't stop. When I've found
what I want, I hit s for stop, but it just keep searching
and finding all the remaining instances of the searchterm.
Stop seems to mean keep going. The command I'm using is sse
/wolf/, nothing in brackets, nothing in quotes.
Still beats Windows Explorer by miles, but something does
seem awry.

By the way, before the search starts, I get the message
"There is not enough memory to perform the function," but
then it changes its mind and performs the function. I'm just
mentioning this in case it's a clue.

> Since you've
> upgraded to v112, you can use our new, easy-as-pie procedure for
> installing new frames... issue ADD2U2.

ADD2U2 gets me "application error," so I used the
old-fashioned method, but I'm wondering if I really have
upgraded to V112. Help brings up the .inf file that
says v112, but when I CAll XYWWWEB.U2, it still says v105.
Should I have corrected that by hand, or am I still in
v105?

thanks for your help

Judith Davidsen