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From: Larry Alkoff <invalid@nowhere.com>
Subject: Re: Please help on scrolled output script file
References: <c2m0st4afvhuhg8dtmi4bdh3idrfdgokt0@4ax.com>
<slrn9s0vdl.7j.dhbrown@hobbes.dhbrown.net>
<7711stkt4bi3ag2vqd8qfs80hifcv55a87@4ax.com>
<slrn9s1gjv.t9.dhbrown@hobbes.dhbrown.net> Date: Mon, 08 Oct 2001 15:38:55 GMT dhbrown@apm6-154.realtime.net (Dave Brown) wrote: > In article <7711stkt4bi3ag2vqd8qfs80hifcv55a87@4ax.com>, Larry Alkoff wrote: > > dhbrown@apm6-154.realtime.net (Dave Brown) wrote: > >> You may have to write your own shell. > > > > Do you mean "write your own shell" as in writing something like bash itself > > or writing a script file? I'm quite comfortable with writing scripts - if > > it's re-writing bash that's quite above my level <g>. > > I meant "write your own shell". Call it "lash" for Larry's Aliasing > SHell". That's what you gotta do if you don't like the other guy's rules. > > > I would hate to think that something so easily done in dos (4dos) > > cannot be done in Linux! > > There are several things that are easily done in dos that cannot be done > in Linux [as easily]. There are quite a few things easily done in Linux > that cannot be done in dos. As they say: "Vive la difference!"













For your possible interest I just got this nifty function 
from William McVey of CTLUG right here in Austin

function so {
        eval "$@" |less -I~
}

It's working just fine so far, including with my aliases.

Best, Larry Alkoff Austin TX





-- 
Larry Alkoff N2LA
My address is:  larryalk is_at mindspring dot com
 

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