Re: Forth, TCL, Telescript

Billy Tanksley <tanksley@fallbrook.csusm.edu>

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On Mon, 31 Jan 1994, John D. Mitchell wrote:

> Re: Forth
> >No.  I want to permit the programmer to either use my predefined
> >buttons/menus/structure, or let them 'link' in thier own structure as
> >designed on an external utility.  Perhaps someday I'll get around to
> >writing my own util to do that, or maybe someone will write a freeware I
> >can bundle with it... who knows?
> 
> Okay.  What do you mean by 'linking in their own structure'?

Sorry, that was vague.  By 'structure', I mean the stucture of the user
interface-- the buttons, menus, and arrangement thereof.

> Re: Tcl
How could I make my Forth compatible with some future implementation of Tcl?

> 
> John

-Billy