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Short: Turn on '*' matching *KYZSMLCLXN*
Author: Kyzer/CSG
Uploader: Kyzer/CSG <kyzer@4u.net>
Type: util/cli
Wildstar allows you to set whether DOS will allow '*' to mean '#?' or not.
It is OFF as default, for compatibility with old programs ONLY!
('*' used to mean 'stderr', now that is meant by 'CONSOLE:' - '*' is free
to be pattern matched.)
'*' is preferred to '#?', as it is used in unix :)
Wildstar ON will turn this feature on
Wildstar OFF will turn this feature off
Wildstar TOGGLE will change the current state of it
Wildstar will print out the current state if given no args.
Also, if it is ON, then Wildstar will return WARN ($RC=5).
Example:
1> list f* lformat %n
object not found
1> list f#? lformat %n
fart
fish
foo
1> wildstar
Recognition of '*' in pattern matching is currently OFF.
1> wildstar on
Recognition of '*' in pattern matching is currently ON.
1> list f* lformat %n
fart
fish
foo
1> wildstar >nil:
1> echo $RC
5
1> wildstar off >nil:
1> echo $RC
0
1>
Requires 2.0 or better.
****************************************************************************
* THIS PROGRAM IS PART OF THE "KYZER'S SMALLS" COLLECTION *
* *
* The KyzSmlClxn is a set of very small, but useful CLI commands. *
* *
* Source in assembler is included. Install by copying the command to C: *
* *
* Kyzer/CSG, 49 Fairview Road, AB22 8ZG, Scotland ---- kyzer@4u.net *
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412 340 17.4% 08-Apr-97 23:07:28 Wildstar
1865 826 55.7% 08-Apr-97 23:07:14 Wildstar.asm
1719 724 57.8% 08-Apr-97 23:16:02 Wildstar.readme
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