Wrap a function

[Joan Miller]

I've to call to many functions with the format:

>>> run("cmd")

Would be possible to use a macro to substitute the next one by the
above command? i.e.: $ cmd

$ cmd => run("cmd")

[Rick Copeland]

This could work with the following syntax, I believe:

defcode cmd():
run("cmd")

$cmd

-Rick

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[Joan Miller]

But 'cmd' would be the shell command passed, i.e.:

run("pwd") or run("ls /home")

[Richard Copeland]

I can't think of a way to make it work the way you want.  Sorry about that.