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Date: | Fri, 13 Aug 1999 10:55:44 -0400 |
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Rich Trapp wrote:
> If you can modify the program actually setting the file equation, you
could
>also have it do a SETVAR actualdev "xxxx" and query this variable in the
other
>program.
followed quickly by Tracy Pierce:
>You could have your pgm do a LISTEQ to disk and examine that, but easier
>(I think) would be to have your subpgram (mine's called PRSET) keep
>user-selected settings in Environment Variables, making them easily
>available to your other programs as well (use GETVAR). We let the user
proving that great minds think alike.
This would work, but now I have to modify two programs, and I was hoping
to modify only the program that does the printing. Not really a problem,
but I don't fixing things if they aren't broke.
So, I am assuming that MPE doesn't have any way of retrieving the DEV=
clause of the file equation directly (like through FFILEINFO), correct?
Jim Phillips Manager of Information Systems
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