[Coco] CHX broke? for 6309l2v030201

[mmarlett at isd.net]

Paul,

PATH= is a shell+ thing and is an AWESOME feature, I use it all the time. 
For those of you that are not on the current NitrOS-9 platform or the ones
that are, look for the next release. Boisy and the small group of
developers are doing a GREAT job. The .docs are getting done as well.

We are testing SuperDrivers out as well.  Along with NitrOS-9's add driver
descriptor automation. Never touch a descriptor again... The driver queries
the device and sets accordingly! Never has the OS had this, utilities would
make the descriptors. Now the OS handles them.

GREAT Work to all.

Regards,

Mark
Cloud-9

>Boisy,
>
>Wow a "PATH=" hat's off to ya!
>[shades of *nix/linux]
>
>Got to try the "shell</1" later.
>
>Thanks!,
>Paul
>
>Pitre" <boisy at boisypitre.com> wrote:
>> 
>--snipped--
>> You can insert this last line in your startup
>> file:
>> 
>> shell</1
>> 
>> That will cause a second instance of the shell
>> to be forked, which 
>> inherits its default I/O paths from the parent
>> shell (the one running 
>> the startup file).
>> 
>> Of course, you now have three instances of the
>> shell running, including 
>> sysgo (the first shell forked the second shell
>> with 'startup' as its 
>> input, and the third shell is the shell you
>> forked within the startup 
>> file)
>> 
>> Do a procs after adding the above line to
>> startup, and you'll see what 
>> I mean.
>> 
>> Another option is to use the path= command in
>> Shell+
>> 
>> path=/dd/cmds:/r0/cmds
>> 
>> Now both directories get searched for commands!
>
>
>
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