On Mon 24 Feb 97, zefram@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > John Harres wrote: > > 'c[-2,add][-2,delete][-2,modify][-2,query] c[-1,volume] s[-] , s[-m_]' -k > volparams -- sc > > > > You could repeat the "c[-2,...] c[-1,volume]" part after the comma. After some refinement, that line is now: 'w[1,add][1,delete][1,modify][1,query] w[2,volume] s[-] , w[1,add][1,delete][1,modify][1,query] w[2,volume] s[-m_]' -k volparams - which doesn't seem to work for the -m_ stuff. I was just hoping that there was an easier way of handling this, since this is just the first one for the array. dbobj=(cycle cyclev device file finss gidmap history host job license location m ediatype osref pool poolacl rack saveacl saveset slot uidmap volacl volalias vol ume wo woparam xgid xuid) > > >This could end up being one of the longest compctl's ever built! > > Have you looked at the gcc compctl in Misc/compctl-examples? Yes, I have, and I still stand by my statement. This program was originally written by some VMS people who converted it to UNIX, thus it's quite verbose in its options. Thanks for the help. Any ideas why the -m_ doesn't work? Maybe because the previous s[-] is a prefix of [-m_] ? Workarounds? John -- John Harres <harres@xxxxxxxx> http://horseman.uwyo.edu/~harres <A HREF="http://www.uwyo.edu";>University of Wyoming</A> Finger harres@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx for PGP public key. Key fingerprint = FC B4 72 D6 37 A7 A1 73 BE 8B F3 E2 99 68 BF 5A
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