SCARDS/INPUT, SPRINT/PRINT, SPUNCH/OBJECT, GUSER, 0...99 $ RUN *SYSPROG SCARDS=3FTJ:INPUT.DAT SPRINT=*VIRTDEV* I was at UBC from late '84 to around '90. One

SCARDS/INPUT, SPRINT/PRINT, SPUNCH/OBJECT, GUSER, 0...99 $ RUN *SYSPROG SCARDS=3FTJ:INPUT.DAT SPRINT=*VIRTDEV* I was at UBC from late '84 to around '90. One of the last to use unit-record equipment as the undergrad Mac Lab went in around summer '95. I had a lot of fun with the MTS command macro facility and wrote a (highly) simplified sh(1) that let me do redirections and "pipelines" with a mostly sh syntax. The part I miss is the system support for line oriented files and the tricks you could do with the command language to specify subsets of lines in a given file. FILE(1,8) will only include lines 1 through 8. The file system naming scheme was essentially 2 level: location(account/public/temporary/device), and the name (12 characters). Somewhere I have a *Forum log where they were contemplating adding a hierarchal filesystem with the sort of arguing you would expect. (hmmm...are you Andrew Reid?)