said:
>The Startup.CMD file: md r:\util
> md r:\cache
> D:\RELISH\STARTNOW
> D:\NUMLOCK\NUMLOCK
> exit
Cmd.exe is brain-dead. You need
call D:\NUMLOCK\NUMLOCK
>I found that the program could not see NUMLOCK.DLL if it was just in the
>same directory with NUMLOCK.CMD,
This is expected if the directory is not in LIBPATH. There are many ways
to resolve this. One way
/* NumLock.cmd */
call setlocal
parse source . . cmd
c = lastpos('\', cmd)
dir = left(cmdName, c - 1) /* Chop name befor \ */
call directory dir
CALL RxFuncAdd "NumLock","NumLock","NumLock"
If NumLock()=0 THEN SAY 'NumLock activated.'
EXIT
another
/* NumLock.cmd */
call setlocal
parse source . . cmd
c = lastpos('\', cmd)
dir = left(cmdName, c - 1) /* Chop name befor \ */
'set beginlibpath='dir
CALL RxFuncAdd "NumLock","NumLock","NumLock"
If NumLock()=0 THEN SAY 'NumLock activated.'
EXIT
Regards,
Steven
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