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From:	Josh Reed <obitus AT uswest DOT net>
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Subject:	Re: Program Crash
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Date:	Fri, 10 Sep 1999 22:12:54 -0500
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Well thanks for the info.  I hope I didn't sound like I was attacking you for
pointing it out or anything.  Anyways I just said screw it and put the program on
the back burner for awhile.  I will either rewrite it or fudge with it until it
works later.  Thanks for all the help though.

Josh

Martin Stromberg wrote:

> Josh Reed (obitus AT uswest DOT net) wrote:
> : Martin Stromberg wrote:
> : > As for file finding, why not install findutils and use "find /some/dir
> : > -type f -iname 'd*' -print"?.
>
> :  Well if I really wanted to find something I could use findutils or dir /s
> : for that matter.  Its not finding something that I am worried about, it is
> : how can I write the code; how does that work?  If somebody else has already
> : done it, that doesn't mean I can't, does it?  Or did I miss something.
>
> Sure! I just pointed out that there are tool readily available that do
> what you want to accomplish, in case you didn't know.
>
> Lush, Split,
>
>                                                         MartinS

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