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Program : B
Purpose : Execute a command and alert user when done
Author : (C) Jon Ripley 2001
Version : 0.01 (03rd March 2001)
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Introduction
B is a command line utility which will execute any *command, beeping
when the command has been completed. Useful if your attention is
directed elsewhere when the command is being processed.
To install B, simply move the file "B" into your library directory.
To use B, use the command:
B <*command>
where <*command> is the *command you wish to be executed.
Examples
B Wipe <Wimp$Scrap> ~cfr~v
will delete the contents of <Wimp$Scrap> and beep when done.
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Program : BX
Purpose : Error free *command execution and alert user when done
Author : (C) Jon Ripley 2001
Version : 0.01 (03rd March 2001)
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Introduction
BX is a command line utility which allows you to execute any *command
without reporting any errors, then alerting the user when the command
has been processed.
To install BX, simply move the file "BX" into your library directory.
To use BX, use the command:
BX <*command>
where <*command> is the *command you wish to be executed.
Examples
BX Wipe <Wimp$Scrap> ~cfr~v
will delete the contents of <Wimp$Scrap>, giving no error if
<Wimp$Scrap> does not exist and beeping when the command has been
processed.
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Program : X
Purpose : Error free *command execution
Author : (C) Jon Ripley 1999,2000,2001
Version : 0.01 (03rd March 2001) release 3
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Introduction
X is a command line utility which allows you to execute any *command
without reporting any errors. Using X is equivalent to calling the SWI
"XOS_CLI".
To install X, simply move the file "X" into your library directory.
To use X, use the command:
X <*command>
where <*command> is the *command you wish to be executed.
Examples
X Wipe <Wimp$Scrap> ~cfr~v
will delete the contents of <Wimp$Scrap>, giving no error if
<Wimp$Scrap> does not exist.
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