Re: Whatever happened to...

[mark@pokey.jsc.nasa.gov (Mark Manning)]

> MAXFILES is a DOS 3.3 command; it has no BASIC.SYSTEM equivalent.
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Yes, I know this (after all - that is the basis of my question :) ).
What I would like to know is - what is the equivalent of the MAXFILES
command under ProDOS?  I can not find one yet I can not open more than
one file per program (ie:I have tried to open two files and switch
between them but I get the NO BUFFERS message or the switching doesn't
work.  Either way is not acceptible.  And PLEASE!  No comments about
"Why are you doing this in basic?"  All I want to do is to add a single
character onto the end of every line in a text file.  Basic is the easiest
(at least it was) way to do this.).