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Article #10949PathAssign and Resident
From: dan-hankins
Date: Fri, 13 Jan 1989 16:36
Date: Fri, 13 Jan 1989 16:36
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>PathAss c: ram:,rad:c,df0:c,df1:
>c:Resident c:makedir
Resident: Cannot make 'makedir' resident - Pure bit not set
Path-handler has no problem finding Resident or makedir - they're
both on df0:c. But when opening makedir, the protection bits are lost
and Resident thinks that the program is not 'pure'.
Of course, one way to handle this is to use the Pure option of the
Resident command - but that is defeating the purpose of having a purity
protection bit in the first place.
Can anyone suggest a better solution? If replying by mail, send to
dan-hankins@cup.portal.com.
Dan Hankins
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When loading a file using PathAssign, the protection bits are not