Update MAKE and tests

.Docs/Shell Developers Guide.md

@@ -63,7 +63,8 @@ As briefly discussed above, almost all commands take and most even require an ar
 
 #### \<conditions\>
 
-The shell features a lot of built-in checks and comparisons called \<conditions\> throughout this guide.  This particular form of an argument is used exclusively by the **IF** and **WHILE** commands where the \<condition\> is evaluated and result is used to control program flow with in the defined **IF-ELSE-FI** or **WHILE-LOOP** block.  All conditions must be encloded with in brackets **[]**.  In addition to the capabilities found in the extensive list of checks and comparisons listed below, conditional execution can be enhanced by negating with an ! in front of a condition and/or compounding with AND and OR between two or more conditions.  The following scripts show examples of the possible conditions you can use while writing your own scripts.
+The shell features a lot of built-in checks and comparisons called \<conditions\> throughout this guide.  This particular form of an argument is used exclusively by the **IF** and **WHILE** commands where the \<condition\> is evaluated and result is used to control program flow with in the defined **IF-ELSE-FI** or **WHILE-LOOP** block.  All conditions must be encloded with in brackets **[]**.  In addition to the capabilities found in the extensive list of checks and comparisons listed below, conditional execution can be enhanced by negating with an ! in front of a condition and/or compounding with AND and OR between two or more conditions.  The following scripts show examples of the possible conditions 
+ can use while writing your own scripts.
 
 > Note: 	The examples below make use of the **;** directive which allows you to put multiple statements on one line.  So for example
 

TESTS/BADSHTEST.txt

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ echo "\n\nThis script tests that the A2osX Shell (SH)"
 echo "correctly tests that scripts contain the correct"
 echo "shell script header #!:/bin/sh"
 echo 
-BADSCRIPT 2> /DEV/NULL
+BADSCRIPT 2> /dev/null
 SET R = $?
 IF [ $R -EQ 118 ]
   IF [ -N $Log ]

TESTS/BUILDTEST.txt

@@ -100,6 +100,8 @@ ECHO "\n           Calling IFNUMTEST\n" >> ${Log}
 ECHO "\n----------------------------------------\n" >> ${Log}
 . IFNUMTEST
 ECHO "\n----------------------------------------\n" >> ${Log}
+MEM
+PAUSE
 ECHO "\n           Calling IFANDORTEST\n" >> ${Log}
 ECHO "\n----------------------------------------\n" >> ${Log}
 . IFANDORTEST

TESTS/IFNUMTEST.txt

@@ -229,8 +229,8 @@ ELSE
     SET F = $F + 1
   FI
 FI
-# Fifteenth Test Dec Var to Constant Int
-SET ABC = 1234.4321
+# Fifteenth Test Int Var to Constant Int
+SET ABC = 1234
 SET T = $T + 1
 IF [ $ABC -EQ 1234 ]
   Echo "    Test 15    Dec Var to Int   : True  : PASSED"