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to: JACK STEIN
from: CARY CONOVER
date: 1995-09-11 23:09:00
subject: Sort problem

Hi Jack Stein, hope you are having a nice day
08-Sep-95 07:48:40, Jack Stein wrote to Ron Mcleod
          Subject: Sort problem
 JS> Ron Mcleod wrote in a message to George De Bruin:
 RM>>     I'm trying to sort a large tagline text file, about
 RM>> 450K.  TSE/Jr/2 sorts fine, but duplicates all the line
 RM>> entries??
 JS> I use REXX to grab taglines, and pipe that through the OS/2 GNU SORT 
 JS> utilitity
 JS> that will sort any size file, and will do a UNIQUE sort that eliminates
 JS> duplicate lines.  Also have a DOS sort utility that does the same.  The
 JS> OS/2?Unix utilities are in GNUTUTIL.ZIP (GNU textutils 1.9) and are very 
 JS> good,
 JS> also the DOS sort is SORT03.zip, also good.  Both are freq'able here.
 RM>> P.S.- Kyle Watkins is apparently providing me with a patch
 RM>> for my 4OS2 CMD.EXE replacement to correct a clipboard edit
 RM>> hassle.  Would you mind asking him if he's mailing it, or
 RM>> can it be frq'd on Internet?  
 JS> I run 4OS2 and tse/qedit/qeditfor OS/2 (I think that would be TSE pro, 
 JS> TSE jr
 JS> and TSE jr/2), and all my cut and paste thing-ees work from the editors 
 JS> as well
 JS> as the OS/2 clipboard.
 JS>     4OS2/32 2.5   OS/2 Version is 2.30
 JS>     4OS2/32 Revision A   OS/2 Revision A
 JS> Exactly what are you doing that's broke, I'll see if I can duplicate it 
 JS> here.
 JS> BTW, BOXER has a very good native OS/2 text editor, not TSE but 
xcellent
 JS> none-the-less.  You might want to give it a look-see while semware is 
 JS> working
 JS> on the (yuck) Win version. (What would WIN users do with a "text" editor
 JS> anyway:-)
 JS>                                               Jack 
 JS> -!- timEd/2-B11
 JS>  - Origin: Jack's Free Lunch 4OS2 USR16.8 Pgh Pa (412)492-0822 
 JS> (1:129/171)
This is more to SemWare than Jack.  Boxer has a nice function that
highlights changes that you have made in the file that you are editting
until you exit that file that is nice when testing programs in OS/2 as
you can keep the file open while trouble shooting routines and know
exactly what you changed so you can go right back to the erant code and
change it.  This might not be a bad addition to the set up.
 -=> Sincerely, Cary Conover <=-
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