Stash 2.02

STASH is a minimal, console only, utility for managing small fragments of text like your book or CDROM collection, URLs, etc STASH is not a big time database. If you use wanna use STASH for much more than cataloging your books, it probably isnt the right choice.
STASH is a minimal, console only, utility for managing small fragments of text like your book or CDROM collection, URLs, etc, from the command line. STASH considers 1 line equal to 1 cell. With that design philosophy in mind the goal here is to: Get in > Get your data > Get out.
STASH is a 100% command line driven application and this means that, in order to use STASH, you must be familiar with the command prompt.
When upgrading to a new version of STASH - always - backup your index first
elsewise, newer versions of STASH may inform you your index is invalid.
To create a plain text backup of all cells (zapped or not), just issue the
command: STASH D then delete the index file STASH.NDX and lastly, import
your plain text backup: STASH I DUMP.TXT
To manipulate data steams, STASH employs single character operators and
mnemonics that endeavor to convey the intent of a given expression.
Main features:
- Tiny database for books, email addresses, etc...
- Fast binary indexing
- Execute commands asynchronously via label
- Run from a floppy with room to spare!
- 100% Command line driven
System requirements:
- Pentium class processor or better
- 16MB of RAM, 64MB recommended