1. Re: Kat and sequence ie EU vs Perl
Irv Mullins wrote:
>>Simply put, the token functions allow a sequence to be handled a distance
>>above bytes,, and in chunks, like words. That way, you need not deal with
>>bytes/chars in your code, cause as a human, i don't either, i use words.
>>
>><snip descriptions of mirc token functions>
>
>Thanks, Kat, for a clear explanation. There are obviously a lot of
>uses for library functions like the above. There is no language
>limitation that prevents these from working with Euphoria, all we
>need is someone to write an include.
>Volunteers?
Well, I was waiting to hear back from Kat, but I guess I'll go ahead and
announce that I've already written an include file implementing these
functions in Euphoria. I'm still hoping to get some suggestions/ideas for
improvements from Kat; but, if there is enough interest, I can post it to
the list as-is.
Hep yadda,
Gabriel Boehme
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