> Remember that you have to give it as a file:// URL with an absolute path (or
> as an http:// or ftp:// URL, but file:// is easiest):
> 
> file:///my/squeak/directory/someScript.st

:) once again someone got caught with this issue. I remember many
people writing to this list with the same. Isn't it a good signal to
finally change the handling of this command-line parameter? (when it
does not match .*://.*, let's treat is as a filename. please... kindly
please... kindly please with cherry on the top...)


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.:jbk:.
Jan B. Krejci