I primarily use Win32forth, and occasionally I come across code written in other versions and there are words - definitions not used in win32forth. So, where can I go to look up these words and see what it is they do? e,g, /split I have used a similar word in Perl but it is not in win32forth.
Frank wrote: > I primarily use Win32forth, and occasionally I come across code > written in other versions and there are words - definitions not used > in win32forth. So, where can I go to look up these words and see what > it is they do? e,g, /split I have used a similar word in Perl but it > is not in win32forth.
> Frank
Since Forth has an open-ended command set (that's one of its advantages), this is inevitable. The best place to find documentation on these extensions is the documentation for the version in question. If that doesn't contain the information you need, contact the developer. Most are happy to answer such questions.
Cheers, Elizabeth
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