On 24-Sep-02, Gregg Irwin wrote: > << 2) ARexx > Figuring that this was probably not the uncle of T Rex...>>
> Model A versus Model T? :) > << OK, so reading quickly between the lines, it sounds like the > Amiga was blessed with an advanced scripting language that could > listen on a port and be passed stuff. >> > Yes. Big time. I'm not an Amigan either, and also had a TI994A, by > odd coincidence. Hopefully, if I ever get something going along > these lines, RT and the Amigans out there will chime in to > contribute suggestions based on their experience. I just use ARexx, (in an unaware kind of way:), but have never programmed in it. I believe it's a port of Rexx, though perhaps enhanced. It was included with later Amigas, but wasn't a product developed by Commodore. I think there was some argument over it somewhere along the line. But anyway, plenty of info about Rexx here... http://www2.hursley.ibm.com/rexx/ > << (including the font stuff you generously sent me). >> > Carl Read is taking it to the next level with his font-requester > stuff. Very cool! Steady on Gregg! Neither of us has seen it working yet! (; -- Carl Read -- To unsubscribe from this list, please send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" in the subject, without the quotes.
