H haskell #1 May 27, 2009 Jun 6, 2008 16 0 May 27, 2009 #1 H haskell May 27, 2009 I hope it is okay to ask something about a downlevel product. _? is documented to contain 0,1,2 or 3. I have a "start"-command where it returns: 1330597711 (This is 4F4F4F4Fh) Why is this? What does this mean? -- haskell
I hope it is okay to ask something about a downlevel product. _? is documented to contain 0,1,2 or 3. I have a "start"-command where it returns: 1330597711 (This is 4F4F4F4Fh) Why is this? What does this mean? -- haskell
H haskell #2 Jun 2, 2009 Jun 6, 2008 16 0 Jun 2, 2009 #2 H haskell Jun 2, 2009 Is it too soon to bump this question? BTW: It is *NOT* 4NT8-specific. It happens with other shells as well. Does anyone know the answer? --OR-- Rex, Do you want me to open a [Private Support Incident] for this rather insignificant matter? -- haskell
Is it too soon to bump this question? BTW: It is *NOT* 4NT8-specific. It happens with other shells as well. Does anyone know the answer? --OR-- Rex, Do you want me to open a [Private Support Incident] for this rather insignificant matter? -- haskell
rconn Administrator #3 Staff member Jun 2, 2009 May 14, 2008 10,533 94 Jun 2, 2009 #3 rconn Jun 2, 2009 haskell said: I hope it is okay to ask something about a downlevel product. _? is documented to contain 0,1,2 or 3. I have a "start"-command where it returns: 1330597711 (This is 4F4F4F4Fh) Why is this? What does this mean? That's returned by a START /WAIT so the parser knows not to continue until the started process exits. Rex Conn JP Software Click to expand...
haskell said: I hope it is okay to ask something about a downlevel product. _? is documented to contain 0,1,2 or 3. I have a "start"-command where it returns: 1330597711 (This is 4F4F4F4Fh) Why is this? What does this mean? That's returned by a START /WAIT so the parser knows not to continue until the started process exits. Rex Conn JP Software Click to expand...
H haskell #4 Jun 2, 2009 Jun 6, 2008 16 0 Jun 2, 2009 #4 H haskell Jun 2, 2009 Okay, thanks! I'll adjust the scripts accordingly. (4DOS on WinME returns 0, 4NT6A on WinME returns 4F4F4F4F; you learn everyday.) -- haskell
Okay, thanks! I'll adjust the scripts accordingly. (4DOS on WinME returns 0, 4NT6A on WinME returns 4F4F4F4F; you learn everyday.) -- haskell
Charles Dye Super Moderator #5 Staff member Jun 2, 2009 May 20, 2008 3,588 46 Albuquerque, NM prospero.unm.edu Jun 2, 2009 #5 Charles Dye Jun 2, 2009 haskell said: (4DOS on WinME returns 0.... Click to expand... When you run 4DOS on Windows ME, you're using the external START.EXE utility, so _? is irrelevant.
haskell said: (4DOS on WinME returns 0.... Click to expand... When you run 4DOS on Windows ME, you're using the external START.EXE utility, so _? is irrelevant.
H haskell #6 Jun 2, 2009 Jun 6, 2008 16 0 Jun 2, 2009 #6 H haskell Jun 2, 2009 Charles Dye said: When you run 4DOS on Windows ME, you're using the external START.EXE utility, so _? is irrelevant. Click to expand... You're right of course. Overlooked that little fact. -- haskell
Charles Dye said: When you run 4DOS on Windows ME, you're using the external START.EXE utility, so _? is irrelevant. Click to expand... You're right of course. Overlooked that little fact. -- haskell
