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|    Tom Thumb to fadden    |
|    Re: ORCA/M, Macgen problems    |
|    18 Oct 22 09:33:40    |
      From: justliketomsthumbsblues@gmail.com              On Tuesday, October 18, 2022 at 10:52:47 AM UTC-4, fadden wrote:       > On Monday, October 17, 2022 at 2:06:18 PM UTC-7, justliketom...@gmail.com       wrote:        > > “macgen hello.asm hello.macros 13:orcainclude:m=“ but prompts for a       filename. Entering “13:orcainclude:m=“ results in “:HD6:OR       A.2.0.4:LIBRARIES:orcainclude:m= could not be opened”.       > Sounds like the wildcard routine can't find anything, so the program acts       like you didn't actually give it the final argument, and queries for a name.       Curious that it would work if specified on stdin but not the command line.               I believe I'm entering the wildcard in both cases from the command line. It's       just that Magen gets it the second time not the first              >        > IIRC, APW/Orca are different from something like UNIX, where the shell       processes the wildcards and hands a full list of arguments to the program.       APW/Orca hand the wildcard to the program and let it iterate through the       possibilities itself. So if        something changed in the way wildcards are processed, that could cause things       to fail, but you'd expect it to cause most things to fail the same way.        >        > If you "cat 13:orcainclude:m=", do you get a list of macro files from that       directory?               Yes, the four macro files are listed. For kicks I replaced Magen v2.0.2 with       v2.0 and it all works as expected. |
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