Re: Why 'for', not 'from' ?
Hello Pete:
> On Mon, 2 Jun 2003 21:39:32 +0400, Igor Kachan <kinz at peterlink.ru>
> wrote:
>
>>My question is the base for the loadable key words in EU.
> If you want to do this, it really ought to be done at the editor
> level, rather than as a fundamental change to the actual keywords
> stored in the source file. That way you can load code written by
> someone else with english keywords and the editor will display the
> russian (or whatever) equivalents, and you can write code using the
> russian keywords but I'd see the english versions.
>
> In MEditor, the keywords are stored as single byte values, eg "while"
> is held internally during the edit as 10, but obviously converted back
> before display/print/save. If you are interested in this approach
> have a look at keywords.e and the use in analyse.e.
Thanks Pete, I didn't see your editor now, but early
version was seeming without foreign languages support.
Then, there are 3 different Russian encodings for EU -
DOS Russian, WIN Russian and NIX Russian.
Then, to understand other Russian names, not only key words
and built-in routines, interpreters must have the unlimited alphabet --
128 -- 255 chars for names. I have such interpreters just now,
but they have no translators to C, binding and other RDS's
heavy armament.
So, I ask Rob for these features. And these features are useful,
I am sure now. I have thanks from my users just for translated
EU docs and for unlimited alphabet.
Regards,
Igor Kachan
kinz at peterlink.ru
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