#if defined(UNX) || defined(W32)

   =  Remote Shell

        RSH [-{e2s|s2e}] [-L username] * cmd-parm
        RSH [-{e2s|s2e}] {hostid:|*:|hostname|ipaddr}
                             [-L username] [cmd-string]
         1st fmt is used to execute the file opend for edit.

         -e2s/s2e :output(stdout/stderr) EUC<->SJIS conversion.
                   This parm is omittable when hostis is by hostid:
                   as DBCS= parameter specification in the ::xehost
                   is applyed.
         hostid:  :this should be defined in the ::xehost.
                   on command-result-panel,"rsh hostid:"(no cmd-string)
                   connect current panel to the hostid.
                   After this until it is reset by "rsh :"(no hostid)
                   or another "rsh hostid:" cmd,
                   no hostid specification required on this panel,
                   simply enter cmd-string only.
                   In these status,to execute local command add ":" at
                   the top of local command like as ":grep ABC *.c".
         *:       :execute at the remote host of the hostid of currentry
                   opend file.
         hostname :by hostname defined on /etc/hosts under UNIX or
                   system32\drivers\etc\hosts under WindowsXP.
         ipaddr   :directly use ipaddr like as 192.168.2.5.
                   ipaddr may be defined hosts on local system.
         -L user  :login UserID.
                   If use rhosts file to allow rsh permission,
                   local hostname and local userID should be defined
                   on remote ".rhosts" file in the home dir of this user.
         cmd-string: use \" for double quatation.
      (Note).
             Check syslog when permission denied. Under Linux,syslog is
             /var/log/messages(it is defined in /etc/syslog.conf)
             File permission of .rhosts may have to be 600 under Linux.

#endif