, on 11/14/98
at 02:28 AM, dallasii@kincyb.com said:
>in my test7, and it started working.
>Still doodling around with the thing to learn more about
>what is going on, and will keep you posted.
>I've been able to 'CALL' a pipeline that starts with
>test8.cmd, but not 'start' one, and still don't understand why the Qnew
>has the space appended to it.
Oh, I like easy questions :^). Can you say multi-tasking. It's the
timing. START does not wait for test8 to complete before continuing with
test7. You are clearing out the queue before you have a chance to read
it. With CALL or CMD, Test7 does not continue until test8 finishes.
Qnew has a space "prepended" because you have 2 spaces before 'Qnew'. The
first is discarded. The 2nd becomes part of the argument passed to test8.
Not what you expected, but that's the way it works. You'll notice I tend
to be fussy about spaces in my code. There's a reason.
Steven
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