!Sunday, 10/21/84 10:53:51
*arnold
$//src/std.r/mail.r
#Changed  the  "Save mail?  " prompt to "Save mail (y) ?"  so that
#the default action would be clear.
!Thursday, 10/25/84 11:28:26
*jeff
$dnum
#Fixed indexing error in 'dnum's string table.  Caused it to print
#out control characters when giving help.
!Thursday, 10/25/84 11:50:27
*jeff
$bmerge, bnames, brefs
#Increased  buffer size to 256 to accomodate Prime's larger object
#groups.
!Thursday, 10/25/84 11:55:53
*jeff
$cdmlc, cobc, csubc, ddlc, f77c, fc, fdmlc
#Fixed  to  pipe  the output of the interludes into 'x' instead of
#calling  them  as  arguments.   This  prevents  running  out   of
#arguments by having them accepted as input.
!Thursday, 10/25/84 12:00:00
*jeff
$fsubc, pc, plgc, plpc, pmac, splc
#Fixed  to  pipe  the output of the interludes into 'x' instead of
#calling  them  as  arguments.   This  prevents  running  out   of
#arguments by having them accepted as input.
!Thursday, 10/25/84 12:00:31
*jeff
$quota
#Added  the extra argument to 'gctol' which caused a pointer fault
#whenever one set a quota.
!Thursday, 10/25/84 12:03:46
*jeff
$shtrace_cmd
#Fixed  the  two  character mnemonic for onunit tracing to be "ou"
#instead  of  "on"  which  prevented  "shtrace  on"   from   being
#recognized.
!Thursday, 10/25/84 12:06:02
*jeff
$mktr$
#Fixed  a  bug  which added a space in a pathname of one character
#which then proliferated throughout the  subsystem  making  single
#character filenames unusable.
!Thursday, 10/25/84 12:08:36
*jeff
$gfdata
#Fixed  a  bug  where  'szfil$' was declared integer, thus causing
#'gfdata' to return the wrong file size.
!Thursday, 10/25/84 12:10:22
*jeff
$lib_def.r.i, vtterm, vt$pos
#Added  a  new  positioning  type  for ANSI positioning sequences.
#This fixed the bugs with the VT100 and PST100 terminal types.
!Wednesday, 10/31/84 17:12:00
*arnold
$fmt
#Added "italicizing" to fmt.  This involes the .it command and the
#[it   ...]    inline   function.   Italicized  text  consists  of
#<character><BS><underscore>, as opposed to underlined text  which
#is  <underscore><BS><character>.   The main reason for doing this
#is to give access to both italics and underlined  text  with  the
#OCS  Xerox  9700  laser printer.  Text meant for the line printer
#will come out the same (as underlined) when run through 'os'  and
#spooled.   Italicized text will come out as underscores on a CRT.
#Oh well; can't always have one's cake and eat it too.