... if it's as productive as you say? I could just as easily propose: 1) that you've created your own desert by evangelising a minority language based itself on a minority lanaguage. Not true. I pretty much quit using Forth around 1990, when I was working on big projects with cultures that didn't include it. But a few years ago I started working with on new projects, starting ...

... would they do that if it's as productive as you say? I could just as easily propose: 1) that you've created your own desert by evangelising a minority language based itself on a minority lanaguage. 2) that (from all the evidence in c.l.f) the main person rubbishing Forth is John Doty. I hope that you don't rubbish Forth in your private desert, otherwise we may assume that you are ...

I teach my kids English and Hmong. I try to learn more Hmong. If I have use for the Lao lanaguage then I'll probably go take a class, but I don't use it at all in my daily life. Regarding values I teach them good "family values" that trendscend beyound cultures and ethnicity. We teach respect for other people who are different from us. I teach them to respect people who don't show ...

... { and | are local arguments. The items between | and -- are local variables or buffers. The items between -- and } are outputs. [snip] Intersting. I've been slowly working on a Forth-based lanaguage in which I aquire local variables using slightly different notation. To reuse your example, essentially: : foo 'b 'a a' b' + 'a+b a' b' * 'a*b cr a+b' . a*b' ....

... { and | are local arguments. The items between | and -- are local variables or buffers. The items between -- and } are outputs. [snip] Intersting. I've been slowly working on a Forth-based lanaguage in which I aquire local variables using slightly different notation. To reuse your example, essentially: : foo 'b 'a a' b' + 'a+b a' b' * 'a*b cr a+b' . a*b' ....

...text in from a source formatted in another language and thus introduce the unwanted language into your document. What really got me several times: If a container has English as the lanaguage my keyboard is behaving as if it was English too - f.e. if I press the "y" key, a "z" appears (the same with all special characters). I could turn it to German...

... inadvertently paste text in from a source formatted in another language and thus introduce the unwanted language into your document. What really got me several times: If a container has English as the lanaguage my keyboard is behaving as if it was English too - f.e. if I press the "y" key, a "z" appears (the same with all special characters). I could turn it to ...

... inadvertently paste text in from a source formatted in another language and thus introduce the unwanted language into your document. What really got me several times: If a container has English as the lanaguage my keyboard is behaving as if it was English too - f.e. if I press the "y" key, a "z" appears (the same with all special characters). I could turn it to German,...

...easy to inadvertently paste text in from a source formatted in another language and thus introduce the unwanted language into your document. What really got me several times: If a container has English as the lanaguage my keyboard is behaving as if it was English too - f.e. if I press the "y" key, a "z" appears (the same with all special characters). I could turn it to German,...