On Wed, Apr 14, 2004 at 01:00:14PM -0500, David W. Tamkin wrote:
Dallman Ross wrote:
I cannot find a simple way to see if an INCLUDERC didn't execute,
other than testing for something that could only have happened
inside the INCLUDERC.
Here's an approach:
[using "test" in a condition]
Yes, sorry for not mentioning that I don't feel like spawning
a shell. I could easily do it with
* 1^1 ! ? test -f "$mayberc" -a -r "$mayberc"
so you are right that there is a "simple" way, which is what
I asked for. But I've limited myself to not doing that.
So I've simply put something unique inside the $mayberc,
that I look for later.
--
dman
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