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Hi Gerald.
27-Nov-02 05:33:34, Gerald Miller wrote to Jasen Betts
GM> Hello Jasen,
GM> On Saturday November 23 2002 at 21:54, Jasen Betts [3:640/531.42]
GM> wrote to Gerald Miller, about: Something unexpected....
GM>>> on errormsg (log /w %{at}path[%{at}search[%0]]%{at}upper[%{at}name[%0]].ERR)
GM>>> Maybe I'm not understanding the purpose of errormsg.... ???
JB>> on errormsg executes the command after displaying the 4dos error
JB>> message, on error executes it before the message. if there's an
JB>> on error active i guess the error messages wouldn't print...
GM> Seems kinda dumb. I was hoping there would be some way to log any
GM> error messages, short of sending the entire output to a file...
GM> ???
redirect stderr?
somebat &> errorfile
or don't use on error but use
on errormsg echo error at %_batchname:%_batchline >> error.log
or set up a printer capture and activate printer echo that way it'll come
on-screen and go into a file.
or just print less stuff on the screen.
GM> Given that JPSoft no longer participates in this echo, I guess
GM> this quirk will remain unaddressed.
GM> My son (not a fidonet user) is using XBOOT3.BTM and he may have
GM> discovered a glitch.... He put in a call to a batch that is only
GM> to be executed once a year. I'm thinking that there is gonna be
GM> problems when there is a leap year involved in the calculations.
GM> Opinion(s)?
yes.
that was the sort of thing i was thinking of when I mentioned the
posibility of adding different rules in the future...
-=> Bye <=-
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