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Date: | Wed, 17 Jan 2001 12:25:38 -0500 |
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LISTF @[log in to unmask]@,2;$STDLIST
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File name is more than eight characters long. (CIERR 532)
I ran across this today. I also remember running into this a
long time ago on MPE. Would this not be considered an
implementation flaw? After all, does not @ match nothing as
well? Should not the above yield the same result as the
combined output of:
LISTF @QPLIMIT.@,2;$STDLIST
LISTF [log in to unmask]@,2;$STDLIST
Its not a big thing I admit, it just strikes me as odd. I seem to
recall that something similar used to happen if you tried to
back reference an eight character file name in a FILE equate.
I tested this just to see and it works fine.
:file abcdefgh=qptxrunj
:file ijklmnop=*abcdefgh
Is this an old problem that isn't worth fixing or is this behaviour
intended? If so, for what reason? Just wondering.
Regards,
Jim
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