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Per Ostberg <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 27 Oct 1995 10:15:27 +0100
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Richard Gambrell wrote:
>According to henryck halsey:
>>
>> I am searching through some groups of files for a text string, =
 
>> but many of the files have lockwords which I want to skip.Does =
 
>> anyone know how to do this in Mpex?
>>
>>i.e. Print @.group1.acct + @.group2.acct - files_with_lockwords =
 
>> ;search=3Dcaseless "search_string"
>>
>If you have appropriate access to the lockword (creator, AM, SM... =
 
>) I think you can do something like:
>print @[log in to unmask] ...
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>I can't try this right now, but it works when copying files I'm =
 
>pretty sure.
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Well,.. this might work, but not as a selection criteria, which i think =
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was Henryks problem in the first place. Now my problem is, as I tried to=
 =
 
explain in an earlier posting (not very clearly I'm sure), that the =
 
'lockword' variable (keyword...?) do work that way, but only with proper=
 =
 
capabilities. Without AM-caps (or whatever is needed) it is ignored. =
 
IMHO using the 'lockword' variable without proper caps should either =
 
produce an error (as does listf,-3) or a warning ('lockword' used =
 
without AM-caps, ignored).
 
 
Regards
/per
 
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Per Ostberg
Klin Kem Lab
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but it is the journey that matters, in the end."  - Ursula K. LeGuin
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