Q51622: mgreplist Incorrectly Documented As megreplist in Example

Article: Q51622
Product(s): See article
Version(s): 1.02
Operating System(s): MS-DOS
Keyword(s): ENDUSER | docerr | mspl13_basic
Last Modified: 15-MAR-1990

The examples given on Pages 180 and 181 of the FORTRAN "Microsoft
Editor User's Guide" incorrectly identifies the megreplist command as
mgreplist. The documentation shows the following:

   megreplist:="DATA.FIL *.FOR $INCLUDE:*.H"

This should be the following:

   mgreplist:="DATA.FIL *.FOR $INCLUDE:*.H"

The megreplist macro does not exist and should be changed to
mgreplist.

The example above sets mgreplist to a series of files to be searched
when Mgrep is called. If the textarg string (specified as an argument
to Mgrep) is found in any of these files, the instance will be
reported in the pseudo file <compile>. All succeeding calls to Mgrep
will reset this file.

The following are the files that are searched in the above example:

1. DATA.FIL.

2. Any file in the current directory with a .FOR extension.

3. Any file along the INCLUDE environment variable path with a .H
   extension.

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