To: viking AT flying-brick DOT caverock DOT co DOT nz
Cc: opendos AT delorie DOT com
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From: "Arkady V.Belousov" <ark AT belous DOT munic DOT msk DOT su>
Date: Sun,  3 May 1998 16:40:33 +0400 (MSD)
Organization: Locus
Reply-To: ark AT mos DOT ru
Subject: Re: Bug List - where?
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Салям!

4-Май-98 16:59 viking AT flying-brick DOT caverock DOT co DOT nz (Eric Gillespie) wrote to "Glenn W. McCorkle" <glennmcc AT cisnet DOT com>, opendos AT delorie DOT com:
EG> Captains Log, Stardate  3 May 98 19:45, Glenn W. McCorkle:

EG> :  What bugs? This is OpenDos, not MSDosn't.
EG> Once you get used to the differences (or improvements) from MS it seems to
EG> feel better except for the batch behaviour.  I STILL haven't managed to get
EG> FOR %f.c IN (*.c) ren %f.c 32%f.c
EG> to work how I want it to work. 8-(

     And why you think this must work?

______________O\_/_________________________________\_/O______________
@echo off
FOR %%i.txt IN (*.txt) do echo %%i.c
_____________________________________________________________________
              O/~\                                 /~\O

     Under NDOS this shows only corresponfing amount of `.c', under MS-DOS's
command.com I get "Syntax error"...