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; This is a sample file for IconJ-Startup.
; Typical IconJ tasks will not require this script; it is activated only
; when the STARTUP switch is set in the SCRIPT= tool type. If you don't
; know that you want it, then you probably don't.
; IconJ-Startup should set up a known environment (paths, aliases, etc.)
; for shells/CLIs called up by IconJ. Note that no path is inherited by
; an IconJ script--it only knows current directory and "C:". Neither this
; script, nor any script that it calls, should require interaction with the
; user (keyboard input).
; Rich Franzen, Jan90
path reset
path sys:system add ; with Arp, these 3 path lines could be
path sys:utilities add ; combined into just one:
path s: add ; path sys:system sys:utilities s: add
execute s:Shell-Startup ; activate normal aliases, etc.
; The following command line deletes temporary files created by the
; Execute command. Execute sometimes creates files with a name such as
; "Command-00-T04"; since IconJ uses Execute, these temporary files
; sometimes get left in the "T:" drawer. Some folks object to their
; presence (Execute should really clean up after itself!). If they bother
; you, this is one way to get rid of old ones.
delete >nil: T:Command-#? ; deleted whether involved with IconJ or not
echo "IconJ-Startup has completed."