1. SPLIT and ZipDir
- Posted by "Carl R. White" <C.R.White at SCM.BRAD.AC.UK> Jul 24, 1998
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<cheese><salesman> SPLIT v0.10=DFs and ZipDir v0.10=DFs are out today! Yes folks, they've been revamped, chewed, had decent documentation written, and have been released in parallel, today, July 24th! *Why* haven't *you* upgraded yet?! </salesman> on toast </cheese> They're both on me website for those who want them, and they're in the same place the old versions were. The DOS page. The Euphoria source-code for SPLIT is available from a link just below th= e download link for the SPLIT package. ZipDir now uses InfoZip's Zip and UnZip rather than PKware's similar, so you may have to download those too. Some of you may have problems accessing my 'site, so if you want the packages, drop me a line at the email addy below.=20 Ta muchly, Carl --=20 Carl R White E-mail...: cyrek- at -bigfoot.com / Remove the hyphens before Finger...: crwhite- at -dcsun1.comp.brad.ac.uk \ mailing or fingering... Url......: http://www.bigfoot.com/~cyrek/
2. Re: SPLIT and ZipDir
- Posted by Nate Brooman <nateb at LOG.ON.CA> Jul 24, 1998
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Offtopic Mistake! SPLIT and ZipDir v1.0ß is incorrect. ß is called a 'scharfes S' and it's pronounced as 2 Ss. Straße is pronounced strassah in German. - Nate Brooman [nateb at log.on.ca] -----Original Message----- From: Carl R. White <C.R.White at SCM.BRAD.AC.UK> To: EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU <EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU> Date: July 24, 1998 11:15 AM Subject: SPLIT and ZipDir <cheese><salesman> SPLIT v0.10ßs and ZipDir v0.10ßs are out today! Yes folks, they've been revamped, chewed, had decent documentation written, and have been released in parallel, today, July 24th! *Why* haven't *you* upgraded yet?! </salesman> on toast </cheese> They're both on me website for those who want them, and they're in the same place the old versions were. The DOS page. The Euphoria source-code for SPLIT is available from a link just below the download link for the SPLIT package. ZipDir now uses InfoZip's Zip and UnZip rather than PKware's similar, so you may have to download those too. Some of you may have problems accessing my 'site, so if you want the packages, drop me a line at the email addy below. Ta muchly, Carl -- Carl R White E-mail...: cyrek- at -bigfoot.com / Remove the hyphens before Finger...: crwhite- at -dcsun1.comp.brad.ac.uk \ mailing or fingering... Url......: http://www.bigfoot.com/~cyrek/
3. Re: SPLIT and ZipDir
- Posted by Ad Rienks <Ad_Rienks at COMPUSERVE.COM> Jul 24, 1998
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Nate Brooman wrote=B1 :Offtopic :Mistake! SPLIT and ZipDir v1.0=DF is incorrect. =DF is called a 'scharfe= s S' and :it's pronounced as 2 Ss. :Stra=DFe is pronounced strassah in German. :- Nate Brooman :[nateb at log.on.ca] Yes, Nate, but it=B4s also a beta character. Ad.
4. Re: SPLIT and ZipDir
- Posted by "Carl R. White" <C.R.White at SCM.BRAD.AC.UK> Jul 29, 1998
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Rather than post twice, there are two replies in here... There is a genuine mistake in ZipDir, if anyone has downloaded it. I've accidentally released a debug version. While it works fine, it looks a bit ugly. I'd post a replacement *now*, but the systems here are not up to scratch today, and PC-DISK to UNIX transfers aren't working. Rats. Meanwhile: On Fri, 24 Jul 1998, Nate Brooman wrote: > Offtopic > > Mistake! SPLIT and ZipDir v1.0ß is incorrect. ß is called a 'scharfes S' and > it's pronounced as 2 Ss. > > Straße is pronounced strassah in German. This I know, my home town (Bradford, England) is twinned with Hamm in Germany. We have a road on the outskirts of town called "Hamm Strasse". Incidentally, until now I always assumed 'ß' was pronounced "dopple-ess". (As well as "beta" in Greek :) ) > -----Original Message----- > From: Carl R. White <C.R.White at SCM.BRAD.AC.UK> > > <cheese><salesman> > SPLIT v0.10ßs and ZipDir v0.10ßs are out today! True, but if you look at the surrounding characters in a DOS character you'll find alpha and gamma to either side. All I've done is found the closest representative character in iso-8859-1. Incidentally, I'm not alone in using possibly-wrong chracters. Windows' WRITE.EXE uses the International currency symbol '¤' as an end-of-onscreen-document marker... :) -- Carl R White E-mail...: cyrek- at -bigfoot.com / Remove the hyphens before Finger...: crwhite- at -dcsun1.comp.brad.ac.uk \ mailing or fingering... Url......: http://www.bigfoot.com/~cyrek/