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OS/2 REXX Batch file
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2000-01-04
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/* ALWSSORT.CMD:
*
* Switches on "Always maintain sort order" for the
* current directory.
* You can take this file as an example for changing
* WPS folder settings. If you're not familiar with
* REXX, note the following:
* -- The first line of this file MUST be a comment
* (as can be seen above). You may change it to
* something else (if you don't like my name),
* but you may not remove it. Otherwise OS/2 will
* consider this file a plain batch file (as with
* DOS), and produce errors only.
* -- Check the XFolder Online Reference for valid
* folder setup strings. BE CAREFUL with them, or
* you might mess up things big time. DO NOT try
* out any actions on crucial OS/2 folders, such
* as the desktop. Create a "test" folder instead.
*
* (W) (C) 1998 Ulrich Möller. All rights reserved.
*/
'@echo off'
call RxFuncAdd 'SysLoadFuncs', 'RexxUtil', 'SysLoadFuncs'
call SysLoadFuncs
/* this loads the REXXUTIL functions into memory, one
* of which is the SysSetObjectData function below */
call SysSetObjectData directory(), 'ALWAYSSORT=YES;'
/* directory() returns the current directory, which XFolder
* should have switched to upon starting this script;
* 'ALWAYSSORT=YES' is a folder setup string, as described
* in the Online Reference. If you wish to change several
* settings at once, separate them with semicola (";"). */