Organization: College of Engineering, Clemson Univ.
References: <188ae1INNftu@sam.ksu.ksu.edu>
Date: Wed, 9 Sep 1992 20:45:35 GMT
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You wanted to know how to delete files with spaces in them:
Here is the answer:
1. Put the name of the file in DOUBLE quotes on the stack, like this:
"FILE NAME". (What I mean by double quotes is don't use the
single tic marks on the 'M' key.)
2. Type "#5B15h" (without the quotes).
3. Type SYSEVAL.
You should now have 'FILE NAME' in single quotes on the stack, ready
to be stored or purged. There is a library for the HP available called "Util-C", in which this routine (\<< #5B15 SYSEVAL \>>) is called by the command BUILD.