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Re: LYNX-DEV two problems with Patch-O-Matic
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Nelson Henry Eric |
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Re: LYNX-DEV two problems with Patch-O-Matic |
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Fri, 19 Sep 1997 18:02:34 +0900 (JST) |
> claimed. I hadn't really tested much what happens when it is not invoked
Just about 20 minutes after I sent that post I realized that
I should just copy the query string that is sent from the patch
form. I'm embarassed to confess that I don't know how to do
that in Lynx, so I borrowed an MSIE which shows the complete
URL with the query string. Anyway I rewrote the wget command
after I saw the &compress=y and &new=y. Now that you've
changed the defaults to help us "unfortunates", I'll remove
from the command line what shouldn't be necessary. If that
doesn't work, I'll go back to a complete query string like
that sent by the form on sol.slcc.
Once it's working I'll post the alias I use so other idiots
like me can do it painlessly.
I'm really sorry to be taking so much of your time on my
account. Don't bother replying; I'm sure I can get it to
work by Monday, if not tonight. Thanks again.
henry nelson
> Second, I changed the script to include new files by default if invoked
> without a "&new=n" parameter, as diffs against an empty file. You can
^
"y"? Yes, this is the right default because most people are
like me and don't really know how to edit the makefile to prevent
the compile from bombing out.
> Third, I changed the default for diff flags to be "-c", instead of no
Also good because -c diffs are easier to successfully apply if
working up from patch to patch for a long time.
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