Saving command history across sessions working fine now. I'd made the error of not creating cm-history.xpl first. Once I did and edited my kbd to produce a dedicated quit routine, it would not save in XyScript, producing the os error again. I cheated, defining all in XyScript, copying it, going outside the program to a simple text editor (thanks to Trust=1) and saving it as a text file, renaming it to kbd,ry.
Another thing I've noticed, double or triple mouse-clicking a word or line does not define (select) anything, which appears to be what should happen according to the manual
On Fri, Oct 2, 2026 at 1:09 PM Carl Distefano <
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Fred,
> Should cm-history.xpl already be in startup.xpl (RUN
> $XSDIR/cm-history.xpl) for chmod to work here?
No, the file just has to exist. Does it? If not, create an empty file with
NE $XSDIR/cm-history.xpl;ST
Then try again:
X chmod u+w $XSDIR/cm-history.xpl
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Carl Distefano
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