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Subject: Re: [9fans] /sys/lib/plumb/basic
From: okamoto@granite.cias.osakafu-u.ac.jp
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Date: Tue, 23 Jul 2002 15:24:53 +0900
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>Are you saying you have two files
>thread.h, in /sys/include and /3e/sys/include?  
yes.

>And that if you plumb
><thread.h> when you're in one directory, you want to get the other?
No, I wnat the thread.h under the directory where I'm now liveing.

I have two thread.h files in two directories, /sys/include and /3e/sys/include,
the latter of which is actually binded from /n/dioriteother/3e.

Under the /3e/sys/include in acme's window , I pressed button 3
on the thread.h string, then, I got /sys/include/thread.h, but I wanted
to get /3e/sys/include/thread.h.  

I also checked

cd /3e/sys/include
plumb thread.h

and I got /sys/include/thread.h instead of /3e/sys/include/thread.h.

Then, I changed the line to
	arg isfile ./$1 /sys/include/$1
, and killed the plumber processes, and restarted it.
Then, I got the expected result.

Kenji  --sorry my vague English (anytime ;_;)