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Description: Discussion about Forth.
 

Hallelujah, I'm an iForth coder! 
  Yesterday on Sat.7.NOV.2009 your humble AI world-take-over servant Mentifex here wrote his first-ever 32/64-bit iForth program. It turns out that iForth is radically, tuliply different (why don't they stick to wooden shoes and windmills, those "fliegende Hollaender"?) from Win32Forth. In iForth (Intel-Forth), you do not... more »
By Forthminder  - Nov 8 - 1 new of 1 message    

colorForth version 2009 - differences from the version 2008 (released to public) 
  jeff fox : quote ------------------------------ ------------------------ The 2009 versions of colorforth have some token differences, editor differences, boot code differences, and color differences than the 2008 version released to the public. <snipped> tokens were changed, a second font was added, new colors were added, compressed... more »
By peekay  - Nov 8 - 1 new of 1 message    

QWERTY keyboard HAS been used in ColorForth 
  jeff fox : "In the 2008 colorforth release there is a word called QWERTY. When it is yellow it is executed and a qwerty keyboard input is used. Words and numbers are typed in the normal qwerty way and backspace aborts input of a word and enter acts like space. colorforth remains word oriented but the... more »
By peekay  - Nov 8 - 1 new of 1 message    

computerized courtroom steno machines...entry at rates way beyond qwerty or dvorak keyboards 
  jeff fox : "computerized courtroom steno machines. They use 27 key chorded keyboards and allow entry at rates way beyond qwerty or dvorak keyboards" strangely, the shorthand script by pitman was introduced in a small gathering by distributing a small leaflet .. and it became very widely used the usa courtroom stenographers use gregg... more »
By peekay  - Nov 8 - 10 new of 10 messages    

Repost: Check for or repost Usenet postings 
  My news server failed to propagate some of my postings, so I wrote a program that checks another news server for these postings, and optionally also reposts them there. You can find repost on [link] Usage information can be found at the start of the program.... more »
By Anton Ertl  - Nov 7 - 4 new of 4 messages    

the 7 key keyboard/chordic thing 
  (starting a new subject line since the earlier subject line needs to be terminate) wayne : "the 7 key keyboard/chordic thing has been a failure in the market in the past, it is easy for some, but in the real world people share inflammation a lot by typing word processing style with easy to pick out letters."... more »
By pks india  - Nov 7 - 10 new of 10 messages    

The colorForth Movies: Ray's Glad to Accomodate 
  Thanks, Pksharmakolkata, for forwarding this to Color-Forth Goolgle Group: On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 10:47 PM, peekay <pksharmakolk...@gmail.com> wrote: ...Hi John Passaniti. ...The name of the movie explains its purpose. It is but a test of some of tools I am now contending with to bring such a production to... more »
By Ray St. Marie  - Nov 5 - 2 new of 2 messages    

evolution of forth to OK, aha, ColorForth and reasons/results etc 
  to a new comer like me, this writeup by jeff fox is very helpful i guess this will help many new colorForthers to understand and trace the historical lineage .. tho it may be more convenient to NOT get into it in the initial learning stages so the messsage is re-posted with a fresh subject line please bear with me for the repetition... more »
By peekay  - Nov 5 - 1 new of 1 message    

Aspect oriented programming 
  I'm just reading " Beyond AOP: Toward Naturalistic Programming" [link] From the paper: "The challenge in taking Natural Languages as the basis to producing a programming language is to decide which theings should be referenceable in the context of computer programming, given the wide... more »
By ember  - Nov 4 - 2 new of 2 messages    

Source based OS 
  ...Have you asked in comp.lang.forth? (added) Rod Pemberton
By Rod Pemberton  - Nov 4 - 9 new of 9 messages    

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