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- \ BRACE.SEQ Braces used to enclose source code by Glen B. Haydon
-
- : } ( --- ) \ Skip all text between } and { .
- ?loading
- " {" ">$ comment$ !
- @> run !> crunsave
- ['] <comment:> is run <comment:> ; immediate
-
- ' } alias \\ \ new char to start F-PC source files with by T.J.Z
- ' noop alias { \ make this a dummy word that does nothing
-
- } NEW STYLE SOURCE CODE FOLLOWS
- by Glen B. Haydon
-
- The code at the top allows the use of this style for the rest
- of my source. You will note that I am starting the title on line 11
- with the close brace. Thence through the source the implementation
- will be put in braces and the rest of the source is narative such
- as this.
-
- Additional comments by Tom Zimmer
-
- Files that contain source code, and normal forth type imbeded comments
- will work as before. You can use "\" or "comment:" and "comment;" to create
- comments as if nothing has changed.
-
- Files that start out with "\\", rather than the normal "\" in the first
- line, specify files that are going to contain comments except for those
- lines contained in "{" and "}" which will be treated as Forth source.
-
- Examples:
- \ ***************************************************************************
-
- \ NORMAL.SEQ This file starts out as a normal Forth source file.
-
- \ Normal Forth source code follows
-
-
- \ ***************************************************************************
-
- \\ TEXTFILE.SEQ This file contains comments except for { } notation.
-
- This is a file containing comments and documentation except as folows
-
- {
-
- \ Normal Forth source code is placed here
-
- }
-
- More comments to end of file, automatically drops out of comment mode
- at the end of the file.
-
-