On Thu, Aug 28, 2003 at 10:51:07AM -0500, David W. Tamkin wrote:
I'm wondering if some combination of launching a clone with the `w' flag
and setting the clone's EXITCODE can substitute for that. For example:
:0cw
* reason to do any of this
{
:0bf
| lynx -stdin -dump
:0B
* viagra
{ EXITCODE=1 }
:0A:
viagraspam
HOST # if no "viagra", lose the lynxed clone
}
:0a:
$DEFAULT
The question is whether that `a' will depend on the clone's exit status.
That has to be tested. If this works, it's preferable to using a
temporary file.
Yes, thanks for answering, David, as I was going to suggest something very
similar, but now I don't have to do the work. :)
--
dman
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