Does anybody remember the magic character to allow a long (more than 130
byte) TCL statement to extend to an additional line? We're talking
about MentorPro here. My brain is fried and I can't remember what it
was, something like ctrl-J or some such nonsense.

Any help is appreciated.

Steve Douglas
Practice Support Services, Inc.


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<Ctrl> <Shift> Underscore _

Ed


pssincnsp (AT) inet (DOT) net wrote:

Steve:
I'm not sure about Mentor but I believe the older Pick Systems used the
underscore character. The manual said it was shift 6 which apparently on
some real old terminals was the underscore.
Bob Marik

<pssincnsp (AT) inet (DOT) net> wrote

Thanks Guys. That was it.

Steve


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