more startup time

[phil at sequent.UUCP]

<eat flaming death...>

In reference to:
> The solution that we have used here is a simple one-liner, that does not
> need any temporary files:
> 
> set noglob;eval `tset -s -Q -m :?h19`;unset noglob

If you spy on the output of tset you will notice it is terminated with:
``<tset output>...; unset noglob''

So your ``;unset noglob'' is redundant.  On the other hand, why doesn't
tset just generate the ``set noglob'' too?
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	Phil Hochstetler
	Sequent Computer Systems
	...!sequent!phil