Assigns in 2.1
Ric,
Thanks for the info re. WShell being an ARexx host. That would indeed be
handy!
The more I play around with this (and I _don't_ know why I started!), the
more interesting effects I turn up. One more thing that is interesting is
that AmigaShell WILL execute invoke ARexx for files without the .rexx
extension if the file has the 's' bit set in the file header!
4.Ram Disk:ttt> list
greet 41 —-rwed Today 13:30:33
1 file – 2 blocks used
4.Ram Disk:ttt> greet
greet: file is not executable
4.Ram Disk:ttt> protect greet +s
4.Ram Disk:ttt> greet
hello, ARexx found me!
4.Ram Disk:ttt> cd /
4.Ram Disk:> rexx:greet
hello, ARexx found me!
4.Ram Disk:>
(Again, I had ASSIGN ADDed ram:ttt/ to REXX:.) I don't think this
behavior is documented anywhere. AmigaShell will invoke ARexx if EITHER
the file has the .rexx extension OR the 's' script bit is set for the
file!
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\X/ Amiga -Steve ——> On AutoPilot from Silicon Valley