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Post by Jo on Dec 31, 2023 10:33:19 GMT -5
I usually have 2 File in my Opnlst.txt, starting with ',' to add them to my initial open files (if not already in the MRF-list). This works fine, except on the first start after a crash or when all tabs are closed on EXIT. I tried a -FILEOPEN Opnlst.txt without comma, or with trailing comma, both did not work when the MRF-list was empty.
Jo
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Post by George on Dec 31, 2023 11:42:15 GMT -5
Jo: I tried this out, and with a null MRF list, the -F OpenList.TXT style open works fine, with the comma at either end.
I even tried after a crash, it worked fine. (Not so secret: You can always force a crash with the command PLEASE CRASH, ditto for PLEASE LOOP)
Maybe I'm missing something in your description.
George
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Post by Jo on Dec 31, 2023 13:08:41 GMT -5
nice PLEASE primary command. I'll look again next year.
Jo
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Post by Jo on Jan 2, 2024 6:29:06 GMT -5
George, I did some more tests with -F filelists and with a null MRF list:
This list did not work:
,D:\Daten\inArbeit.txt
,D:\Daten\ToDo.txt
But the following list works fine:
,(B)D:\Daten\Rexx\Logs\Sudoku.log
,D:\Daten\Rexx\LstCzSave.rex
,D:\Daten\Rexx\LstMBootU.rex
therefore I tried:
,D:\Daten\inArbeit.txt
,(E)D:\Daten\ToDo.txt
and this list did open the ToDo.txt (in EDIT), but ignored the first file.
So I think, as soon as there is an explicit (E/B/V) request, the fileopen will work.
Jo
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Post by George on Jan 2, 2024 9:13:34 GMT -5
Jo: OK thanks - a clue. I'm pretty sure my test all had an (E) present. I'll chase it again.
George
[UPDATE]
OK, found and fixed. Opening up the MRF style file to users (the -F file) means a bit more careful parsing. Previously the MRF was built internally only, so there was never anything unexpected. Basically, a dumb error.
[/UPDATE]
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