Move external command lines (i.e. grep -n -I) to mymain for easy editing

[Gregg Young]

I have 3 choices here. I can open to the most recent command line, the default command line or add a checkbox to the dialog and let the user choose (which is more work)

[Gregg Young]

I have done this but I really don't want to replace mymain on install. Should I use mymain.pte or should I create a new file. If I create a new file we could install it with instruction for manually updating your config. If they just did a full install of the "nonmyconfig" files It could be installed by including it in main.fte directly. Multiple menu files must be updated for this to take effect. In theory if people are using the "my" model this shouldn't cause any problems. In practice???

[Alfredo Fernández Díaz]

What's the value of recommending a model to allow for painless upgrades of the base install if you are not doing them anyway for fear of breaking something for people who *didn't* follow the recommendation? Why don't you want to replace yourmain now?

If still in doubt, email it to me, or post it somewhere where we can have a look.

[Gregg Young]

Mymain.fte is meant to be user updated so I shouldn't replace it. Mymain.pte is meant as a way to extend it without replacing it but not intended to be user modified. What I am thinking is I should add a mystring.fte and include it in main.fte. As a "my*.fte" file it is intended to be user modified which is the whole point of this change.

[Gregg Young]

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