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I need to insert a new lib into many jobd's, and each jobd can have
different lib lists. If a lib exists in the jobd lib list, I need to add
the new lib just ahead of the existing one in the list. In other words, I
need to search 50+ jobd's for libX, if libX exists in a jobd, I need to
insert libY just ahead of it. Doing this manually seems very tedious,
especially since the new lib needs to be put in the middle of the stack.
Any ideas?
Tim
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