Re: Uploads to the FTPs

[glyn@cs.ualberta.ca (Devin Reade)]

In article <1499286296-970317015500@rook.wa.com>,
Brian Hammack <brian.hammack@rook.wa.com> wrote:
>Since the FTP's don't have file descriptions next to the filenames...
>
>UPLOADED TO CALTECH and GROUND YESTERDAY, some Lysergic-wares!

The standard thing for ftp sites is for the file uploader to provide a
short description file.  For example, for BSCIt10.shk, there should
be a short BSCIt10.txt containing the descriptionn you posted here
(not that there is anything wrong with posting the descriptions to csa2
as well).

>LuFiCeR.shk  -- An intuitive linefeed/carriage return adder/deleter for
>                use with text files.  Others exist, but are they file-
>                list menu driven and sense which change a file needs?

Actually, udl _does_ determine when a file needs changing (it uses a 
heuristic to avoid binary files, regardless of the ProDOS file type),
and it also recurses through subdirectories if desired.  It's not
"filelist menu driven", but given the context in which it's usually used
that would be a hinderance rather than a help.

However, thanks for doing the uploads.

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	Devin Reade	gdr@myrias.com