Re: SWEEP WORKS! searching subdirectories

[Judith Davidsen jdavidsen@xxxxxxxx]

Carl--

I got v112 installed (I will need a guarantee of immunity
before I admit what my mistake was),and add2u2 works swell.

When I command sse, I still get "There is not enough memory
to perform this function," even though it's a fresh editing
session--other windows open. Since sse then performs the
function anyway, can I ignore this, or am I courting trouble
if I don't do something to fix it?

> > 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 fix is not a modification to SSE or SWEEP, but
> rather a mod to the program called by SWEEP, in this > case {{5ch*,ci*,cv*,se*}} -- a simple matter of forcing > an EXit absolute () when the user selects S=Stop > or O=Open. That's an easy change which we can add to
> v113.

When do you think v113 might be released? Or is there a
temporary fix I could use? Just used sse to do a search of
subdirectories and after I found what I was looking for, I
had to hit Stop 31 more times to exit the 31 remaining files
that also contained the term, so any help would be greatly
appreciated.

Thanks again
Judith




Carl Distefano wrote:
>
> Reply to note from Judith Davidsen  Tue, 23
> Jul 2002 15:10:05 -0400
>
> > I followed the instructions not to the letter but to the
> > semicolon--"Rub out (erase) this DeFined block;"--so I erased
> > using shift+f12.
>
> In other words, you used func RD instead of DN. Not to worry. It's
> not gumming up anything. Func DN just happens to be better (best)
> for this purpose.
>
> > > XYWWWEB.TXT is the instruction file dated 7/15/00, right?
>
> Right.
>
> > Also, please answer the following:
> >
> > > I now have three theoretically new files my xy4 > directory,
> > > XYWWWEB.U2, which is actually v105; XYWWWEB.USR and
> > > XYWW_U2.001. Do I erase the last two before I start all
> > > over?
>
> Keep them; it'll save a step. Look, there's no mystery to this.
> Let's walk through it.
>
> Close all open files. CAll your U2 file. Issue SAB to
> create a backup (just in case).
>
> DeFine the entire portion of the file that consists of XyWWWeb v105
> code -- in other words, our stuff, not yours (or new stuff that you
> added manually since installing v105). Delete the DF block,
> preferably with FUNC DN. Your stuff (if any) should still be there.
> (If you delete any of your stuff by mistake, don't worry. You have
> the backup, and you can fix it later.)
>
> Leave the cursor where it is. MErge XYWWWEB.U2 v112 at the cursor
> position. Don't SAve, LH or do anything else (except relax).
>
> CAll XYWWWEB.USR. With XYWWWEB.USR in the current window, issue
> UVR. This restores your User Variable data. (If UVR pauses
> with a PRompt, hit any key to continue. Don't hit Escape in
> response to any PRompt; let UVR run to completion.)
>
> When UVR has finished, U2 will be the current window. Issue
> LH to reLOAD U2, then ABort the file. You're done.
>
> --
> Carl Distefano
> cld@xxxxxxxx
> http://users.datarealm.com/xywwweb/