Date   : Thu, 21 Jun 1984 10:22:09-MDT
From   : Jim Forrest <JFORREST@SIMTEL20.ARPA>
Subject: LSWEEP13.COM/DOC

LSWEEP13.COM AND LSWEEP13.DOC BY Joe Vogler are now available on SIMTEL-20
in:

MICRO:<CPM.CPMLIB>

A short description follows:




HOW TO USE LSWEEP
================

   The program is run this way:

     A> lsweep <lbrname> [<lbrname> ..... <lbrname>]<cr>

Example:

     A> lsweep justone<cr>
     A> lsweep onesy twosy threesy<cr>
     A> lsweep b:this c:that another d:last<cr>

   You can name as many Libraries as you can fit on the command 
line.  You can specify Libraries on different drives.  You must 
specify at least one Library.  The program will 'process' the 
Library names in the order specified.  When you are done with 
one, it continues on to the next, or exits after the last one.You 
can  also use wildcards.   This was not the case with v1.0.   The 
wildcards are expanded by the program.   You'll get lots of  non-
library names if you forget to use '.LBR' when using wildcards.
   For each Library, he program builds a list of member names & 
file sizes and displays one after another, as you hit the RETURN 
key (or any key not set up as a command key).  There are only 
three command keys:

    ? - Displays HELP menu
    V - Views the 'current' member
    E - Extracts the 'current' member
    X - eXits the current Library and proceeds to 
        the next one or quits, if there are no more.






Jim (For Keith Petersen)