[daip] QINP

[Eric Greisen]

Craig Walker writes:
 > WHile I'm on a roll here, I'll pass on what happens when I try QINP.  On 
 > noatak, my linux box, I just get:
 >  >qinp
 > AIPS 1: SYMBOL?       QINP

   This means that your vocabulary is not up to date.  Say compress
and it will then recognize the symbol.

 > 
 > That is with and without version being set.
 > 
 > On my Mac, I get several lines of the form
 > AIPS 1: NAME NOT UNIQUE: COULD BE BW067
 > The alternatives presented are a list of the files I have in the area
 > pointed to by VERSION.  When I unset VERSION, I get a much longer list, 
 > all starting with A (probably quit after some maximum number).  They 
 > generally look like adverb and task names (starting with ABACKUP, 
 > ABORTTASK, ABOUT, ABS, ACCOR, ....)

    If you say qinp without having ever done an inp or inputs then it
will not know what to do.  I suspect that this is a bug and I should
give it some default behavior.

Eric Greisen


 > 
 > Cheers,
 > 
 > Craig
 > 
 > 
 > 
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