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∂03-Jun-77  1103	JP  	New ET.FAS on MAC,LSP    
To:   MACLSP.DIS[AID,RPG]:; 
There is a new version  of ET.FAS (the MACLSP →  E → MACLSP swapper)  that
permits specifying page and  line numbers, as well  as swapping back to  a
clean MACLSP after using E.  The LSUBR ET expects  from 0 to 3  arguments,
where
	
  arg1 : Filename in format shown below
	(fil)			 	;uses E default extensions in disk dir
	(fil ext)			;disk dir
	(fil ext (prj prg))
	(fil (prj prg))			;default ext
 arg2 : Page number
 arg3 : Line number

In case of  missing page  or page/line  numbers default  values are  used.
Notice that page/line #s are interpreted according to your current  fixnum
base.  ET with no args swaps to E on your tmpcor file, if any:

	(et)				;runs E on last file edited

If  you swap to  E with a filename specified, no  tmpcor file  gets
written.  That is,  getting back into  MACLSP and doing  (et) will NOT  do
what you expect. This  is a feature of  E. If you want  to write a  tmpcor
file use the Xtend command TMPCOR within E.

Finally, ⊗XRUN will swap you back to a fresh MACLSP (not your old core image).
Bugs, comments → JP

∂04-Jun-77  2050	DCO  
To:   MACLSP.DIS[AID,RPG]:; 
	I have added one function to CGN's line editor load package.   
(inited) initializes a buffer to receive input destined for the line editor.
(added <whatever> <switch>) adds <whatever> to the existing contents of this
	buffer.
(loaded) loads the temporary buffer into the line editor buffer.

	The new function is (loadcr) which is the same as (loaded) except
that after the line editor buffer is loaded, it activates the contents as
though a type-ahead carriage return had been typed on the terminal.   If
anyone wants to, loadcr could easily be modified so that any string of
activation characters (including control and/or meta bits) would be activated
after loading the line editor buffer.

∂07-Jun-77  1521	RPG  	New Maclisp   
To:   MACLSP.DIS[AID,RPG]:; 
	There is a new Maclisp up with 6 input/output buffers;
any MACLISP systems should be regenerated. Report bugs to RPG.
			-rpg-