It's not a complaint, it's a discussion. I don't even use Laddie so far.
I've only been using dlplus because I just prefer plain c as a requirement
vs mono/.net. Simple preferrence for me. If I wasn't so averse to .net, I'm
sure I would be able to modify Laddie from source to suit my personal
I will say that adding a tokenizer is good and I may eventually do it.
Correcting the extension was the quicker fix.
-- John.
For myself and my friends including you. Yours is the only complaint so
far, and it's on theory not practical issues.
I think I'm doing OK.
-- John
On Sat, May 4, 2019, 4:44 PM Brian White wrote:
> If course it's your program. But why did you write it? Only for yourself?
> Or in the hopes
If course it's your program. But why did you write it? Only for yourself?
Or in the hopes that it would be useful to others?
It came from you, but now, it's a thing which exists in everyone's world,
not just yours, and that is why I have a right to discuss it's function,
which is all this is.
On
Good choice John.. DO is the easiest to deal with
Greg
On Sat, May 4, 2019 at 8:53 AM John R. Hogerhuis wrote:
> We're not relitigating this, counselor.
>
> It's my program. I do what I think is best. What I did is what I think is
> best.
>
> The only change I'd make is to make Tsdos not care
We're not relitigating this, counselor.
It's my program. I do what I think is best. What I did is what I think is
best.
The only change I'd make is to make Tsdos not care about DO vs D?
Extensions in the DOS same as the interactive mode.
-- John.
It's years too late for this observation obviously, but it sounds like all
along, the convention should have been to store the portable/viewable
on-line ascii versions of these files as name.ba.txt, or name.bas, so as
not to collide with either name.ba or name.do, because frequently name.do
Keven Laskowski on the facebook group reported some issues with LaddieAlpha.
First, he was confused that .BA file were showing up with a .BA extension
on his hard drive, but DB extension in TS-DOS.
LaddieAlpha automatically maps untokenized BASIC text files to the
appropriate .D* extension, to
