sin -P

Hi,

I am trying to do a “sin” of 2 programs in the same command line (with -P
parameter). I could do it for one program but I would like to know if I can
put 2 programs.

exemple:
sin -P zimprtmu
sin -P zimmu

I would like to have both of them in the same “sin” command line. How can I
do it? Is there a wild card I could use?

Thank you.

Louis Francoeur

“Louis Francoeur” <lfrancoeur@silbec.com> wrote in message
news:cuaei7$r5q$1@inn.qnx.com

Hi,

I am trying to do a “sin” of 2 programs in the same command line (with -P
parameter). I could do it for one program but I would like to know if I
can
put 2 programs.

exemple:
sin -P zimprtmu
sin -P zimmu


I would like to have both of them in the same “sin” command line. How can
I
do it? Is there a wild card I could use?

There is not wildcard., but sin -P looks for a substring so sin -P zim will
show both programs

Thank you.

Louis Francoeur