hmm, interesting. ^ is indeed very useful;
making it work in sam -d is probably the
correct thing to do but here's a quick hack.
(9front specific, tho you can probably figure
out another way to pretend you typed.)
umbraticus
; fn f{echo ,x/red/c/blue >/dev/kbdin}
; sam -d
-.
a
I hired a red
red
A related question:
9front sam has the ^ command, which makes it easy to apply multiple
sam commands to the dot from a script, e.g:
#!/bin/rc
cat << END
,x/red/ c/blue/
,x/yellow/ c/green/
END
How does one accomplish this in oldschool Unix sam -d without the ^
command, and also without using ssam
I have applied the script and the suggestions are fantastic. For the kind of
work I am doing now, having the numbers helps me a lot, although I do also
understand the point Christ is making. Many thanks!
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