[Coco] My Windows Readme

[Bill Pierce]

Here' a link to a disk containing cmdgen. There are no docs that I could find unless they're buried somewhere on my old floppies which I longer have access to.
The syntax is simple. just type:
 
cmdgen cmd.name

Once you see the prompt, type the sequence of cmds separated by a ; hitting <enter> when done. the file 'cmd.name' will be created and when run, will execute the command sequence. The line length limit is the same as for the OS9 cmd line. No multiple lines. All cmds must be on one line.

Here's the link
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/23059963/Stuff/cmdgen.dsk

 

Bill Pierce
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My Windows Readme


>
> There is also a program called "cmdgen". It creates a
cmd from your entry 
> and then just run the program anytime you want that
sequence. The 
> resulting program can be run from scripts or cmd line.
> It
should be on RTSI but if not, let me know and I'll throw it in dropbox 
> and
put up a link
>
>
> Bill Pierce
> "Today is a good day... I woke up" - Ritchie
Havens
>

Hi Bill,

Would you mind putting the cmdgen file online?  I've been
looking for it and 
can't find it in any of the file archives.

Thanks in
advance.



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