#LC from TxED
Bill,
Any reason why doing a compile from within a .txed ARexx program fails? Here's
what I do (in rough paraphrase):
.save the file in a work directory (say RAM: or VD0:) under a specific
workfile
name using the TxED save "filename" command
.address command
.lc -L filename
the lc command returns a -2 rc, and fails. The lc command actually uses a few
more parms that I don't currently recall, but the EXACT same lc command
succeeds in my shell level (CBM's 1.3 shell). The important feature here, as
far as I can tell, is that the lc, lc1, lc2, and blink commands are resident.
I have not yet tried this with those commands sitting happily in c: where they
normally are. Also, these babys don't really live in c, either on my boot
disk. I guess I'll give it a shot on the clean side.
–Gabe (trying, but failing, to live a clean life)