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[633] *r #113919: 06/10 14:27 PDL => SWG Re: Muddle Dragon Hackery
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[Message #633 (113919)]
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PDL@MIT-DMS 06/10/79 14:27:20 Re: Muddle Dragon Hackery
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<USE "DRAGIT">
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<DRAGON>
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<SUMMARY>
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gives you a summary of the current month as far as it has gone.
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<DRAGON -input-file-:string>
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-input-file- defaultly is "DRAGON;DRAGON HOARD", and if an argument is given,
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SNM is "DRAGON" by default and NM2 is "REPORT".
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<SUMMARY -data-and-flags-:tuple>
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-data-and-flags- uses the data produced by DRAGON if the first element of the
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tuple is not a vector. Remaining elements define what to print: if nothing
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is given, everything is printed. R prints "runs" info, G prints groups
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info, and T prints "totals" info. "Runs" is what was previously done by the
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Teco macro, "Groups" is a summary line for each group in the Dragon file,
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and "Totals" is the summary line that goes in "1979 SUMMRY".
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If the first thing in the tuple is a string, the output will go to that
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file. E.g.,
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<SUMMARY "april summry">
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will stuff the full summary to that file.
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,SDATA!-IDRAGIT is the unparsed string data
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,DATA!-IDRAGIT is the parsed data
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Have fun.
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pdl
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