LIBRARY /N but from a specifc LIBRARY

[Joe Caverly]

I have several library files;

C:\...\library>dir /b
astronomy.library
bookmarks.library
calc.library
cmdx.library
datesubs.library
dbf.library
fb.library
hb.library
myhelp.library
pbrun.library
pshell.library
shortcut.library
tb.library
tcchelp.library
times.library
tpipe.library
utils.library
vb.library
vfp.library
vince.library
xb.library

As of TCC 36.52.88 x64 when I want to look at the function names in a specific LIBRARY,
I do the following;

C:\...\library>library /n | ffind /kvmt"utils."
utils.library$aiu
utils.library$BuildPrompt
utils.library$c#run
utils.library$c#run1
utils.library$cpw
utils.library$cyg
utils.library$ibm3270
utils.library$mrkdwn
utils.library$relib
utils.library$xEd

I would like this ability added to the LIBRARY command.

Joe

 

[MGibs]

I have several library files;

C:\...\library>dir /b
astronomy.library
bookmarks.library
calc.library
cmdx.library
datesubs.library
dbf.library
fb.library
hb.library
myhelp.library
pbrun.library
pshell.library
shortcut.library
tb.library
tcchelp.library
times.library
tpipe.library
utils.library
vb.library
vfp.library
vince.library
xb.library

As of TCC 36.52.88 x64 when I want to look at the function names in a specific LIBRARY,
I do the following;

C:\...\library>library /n | ffind /kvmt"utils."
utils.library$aiu
utils.library$BuildPrompt
utils.library$c#run
utils.library$c#run1
utils.library$cpw
utils.library$cyg
utils.library$ibm3270
utils.library$mrkdwn
utils.library$relib
utils.library$xEd

I would like this ability added to the LIBRARY command.

Joe

Try this:

library /n utils.library$*

 

[Joe Caverly]

Thanks, that works.

I could not infer that from the help file,
but I have added the info to my personal TCCHelp file.

Joe

 

[MGibs]

Thanks, that works.

I could not infer that from the help file,
but I have added the info to my personal TCCHelp file.

Joe

Also dropping the /N will return just the bare function names in the specified library, without including the library name prefix, if that's what you are looking for.

library utils.library$*