Re: [Harbour] To Harbour linux experts

thanks Viktor Bruno 2010/5/20 Viktor Szakáts > > $? returns the errorlevel set by the program, not just 0 and 1... 0 is > > the standard for error-less returns. > > > >> But when I run an external aplicattion this variable don't generate a > >> usefull value > >> > >> in example an hbmk2 comman

Re: [Harbour] To Harbour linux experts

> $? returns the errorlevel set by the program, not just 0 and 1... 0 is > the standard for error-less returns. > >> But when I run an external aplicattion this variable don't generate a >> usefull value >> >> in example an hbmk2 command . >> >> Anybody have an idea in how to achieve this task ?

Re: [Harbour] To Harbour linux experts

Ok I try this Bruno 2010/5/20 francesco perillo > Hi Bruno, > > $? returns the errorlevel set by the program, not just 0 and 1... 0 is > the standard for error-less returns. > > > But when I run an external aplicattion this variable don't generate a > > usefull value > > > > in example an hbmk2

Re: [Harbour] To Harbour linux experts

Hi Bruno, $? returns the errorlevel set by the program, not just 0 and 1... 0 is the standard for error-less returns. > But when I run an external aplicattion this variable don't generate a > usefull value > > in example an hbmk2 command . > > Anybody have an idea in how to achieve this task ? I