Frieda Reichsman wrote:

> 1. write history command - 
> the written history file includes the command to "write history" with 
> the same file name - this will lead to the file overwriting itself. If 
> you are editing the file and do not realize that, you'll be 
> overwriting the original file you wrote, which may not be desirable.
>
> If the history includes a write state command, the same thing will 
> happen to your state file. Very easy to overwrite this without meaning to.
>
> suggestion - Would it be feasible to comment out all write commands by 
> default, when history is written?
>
You can do this on your own:

x = script("history")
y = x.replace("write","#write")
write var y myfile.his

so I'd rather not incorporate that into the history command. That way 
history does precisely what it says it does, and "write history" also 
does precisely what it says it does.

>
> 2. write state command - monitor/measure lines are not visible by 
> default when "set measures" is off - state script has "measures off" 
> instead of "set measures off"
>
fixed for 11.1.43.

> Both tested in 11.1.42
>
> Frieda
>
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