What I generally do is rely on ^%ZISH to work with host files and not
the "HFS" device. I haven't tested in on GT.M, but I do know ^%ZISH
handles paths well under both Windows and VMS. It basically follows
the Java model of separating the file name from the directory name
and allows you to specify them independently.
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Gregory Woodhouse
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"The most profound technologies are those that disappear."
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On Jul 18, 2005, at 5:43 PM, Greg Kreis wrote:
Because the syntax in the filename could well contain a path, it is
very difficult to impossible to hardcode it. It would be better to
give someone the option of manually specifying the file (including
the path) or let them define a parameter that would identify the
default path. That way, they can focus on the filename and let the
parameter complete the task. Of course, my suggestion is based on
a educated guess as to how your tool might be used... ;-)
Greg Woodhouse wrote:
Definitely, every system should have an HFS device. I believe KIDS
needs an HFS device before you can create a host file distribution.
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