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From: lennartb@lne.kth.se (Lennart Boerjeson @ KTH/LNE, The Royal Inst. of Tech.)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.handhelds
Subject: Re: Bugs in the HP48SX
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Date: 31 Aug 90 14:51:07 GMT
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In article <PEDZ.90Aug30120814@bigben.mpd.tandem.com>, pedz@bigben.mpd.tandem.com (Perry Smith) writes:
>> What does RCL do with lists??? I saw the code, doing *A LOT* but I thought it
>> better to ask you before decoding all these routines.
>
>Eric> HP (probably Bill Wickes?) has told us this already: It follows
>Eric> the directory path specified in the list and then recalls the
>Eric> last object.
>
>I knew that but my complaint is that it actually changes the current
>directory which is not what I want.  I'd like to think of { DIRLIST
>VAR } as an path to VAR much like it is in Unix.
>
>pedz

???? It dosn't change the current directory on my 48. How did you manage
to do that? It works exactly as a path. Too bad it doesn't work with STO.

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