| Comment by: Shamron (81.191.156.4) | At: 14 Mar 2016, 20:24 | File version: 1 |
Haha, i've seen this file here for several days now, but never clicked on it to read the info, thanks a lot Kjetil! :-) haha, i'm so slow sometimes :-D
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| Comment by: MickJT (203.206.88.63) | At: 12 Mar 2016, 06:25 | File version: 1 |
Fair enough :)
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| Comment by: Kjetil Hvalstrand (51.175.102.62) | At: 11 Mar 2016, 18:20 | File version: 1 |
Well I guess this program is for people who has not read the manual.
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| Comment by: MickJT (49.183.78.157) | At: 11 Mar 2016, 12:38 | File version: 1 |
I don't get the point of this program. It says for when you can't use >NIL:. Does that mean when >NIL: doesn't do the job of silencing the output? Using *>NIL: >NIL: always works and no AREXX or sh is needed.
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| Comment by: Kjetil Hvalstrand (51.175.102.62) | At: 10 Mar 2016, 17:16 | File version: 1 |
I write program not scripts, so this only way I can do it.
Sure there might other ways using AREXX, or SH, but for SH you need a OS4 SDK.
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| Comment by: jabirulo (83.34.63.148) | At: 09 Mar 2016, 13:50 | File version: 1 |
Maybe you can try with '*>NIL:' too, ex: #appdir:mplayer >NIL: *>NIL: SDH8:MuchachadaNui_ComoNosReimos.mp4
doesn't show anything on console. IIRC '>NIL:' is stdout and '*>NIL:' is error_output (or something similar)
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