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*** Version # 1.6 24-Feb-86 22:52:06 dpm
Removed '$' which somehow got inserted at the beginning of the file...

*** Version # 1.5 24-Feb-86 18:33:22 dpm
Made a single version which is compatible with VMS V3.x and V4.x using
conditional VMSV3 to select V3.x-flavored code.

*** Version # 1.4 22-Feb-86 17:39:17 dpm
Filtered out null usernames.  Replaced putlnl(""@", ...) call with 2 calls
to putch.  RatFor's string handling seems to have been damaged by VMS
FORTRAN "bug fixes".

*** Version # 1.3 02-Jan-85 12:10:47 graves
Modified to reflect version 4 offsets in sysuaf.dat.  Also separated fetching
of ASCIZ strings into a separate, callable function, extasciz.


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*** Version # 1.3.4 22-Feb-86 18:51:15 dpm
Widened Term field to 7 characters for VMS 4.x

*** Version # 1.3.3 02-Jan-85 15:02:40 graves
Made search for ] in image name start from end of string to fix version 4
problems.



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*** Version # 1.18 18-Sep-85 16:48:49 sventek
Modified errf, inf, and outf to remove bugs in compound conditionals.  The
code was written using & and | as if they satisfied the && and || semantics
provided by C.  Such code has now been broken up into nested if's.

*** Version # 1.17 17-Apr-84 17:04:38 sventek
Added shift built-in function for use in scripts.  Required changes to
shdef, hshdef, eshdef, shflag, sh.r`initsh, sh.r`param, sh.r`shcom and
sh.r`shellc.  An example usage is the following rewrite of the script
context.sh

param file $1
shift
find <$file "%#-h-" "$@" | fb "-s%#-h-" "$@"

The first parameter to the script is the archive file name, with all
subsequent parameters patterns to look for.  The shift invocation causes
the existence of the original $1 to be masked, and use of the "$@"
construct permits blanks to be embedded in the original pattern.

*** Version # 1.16 16-Apr-84 14:32:30 sventek
Fixed some bugs in the $* and $@ expansions.  Affected modules are shflag,
sh.r`initsh and sh.r`param.

*** Version # 1.15 21-Mar-84 09:24:29 sventek
The shell now permits a "-pprompt string" flag on the command line.
This, coupled with the modification to logpmt to permit '!' in the
prompt string to be replaced by the line number, permits the user to
have prompts which have the line number in the history embedded.


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*** Version # 1.3.4 22-Feb-86 18:50:16 dpm
Widened Term field to 7 characters for VMS 4.x

*** Version # 1.3.3 02-Jan-85 15:11:37 graves
Modified main to search for ] in the image name from the right to fix a
version 4 formatting problem.