From: Matthias T. <mt...@we...> - 2010-07-29 17:29:51
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Pito, > when you do insist on case sensitivness than do make the forth words > uppercase... Why do you think I insist on case sensitivness? Case sensitivness is simpler to implement (take it as an axiom if you do not believe it). Its very easy do write a converter in any language on the PC side, even windows VBS can do that: Dim upper as String = "converted from lowercase" Console.WriteLine(upper.ToUpper()) Console.WriteLine(UCase(upper)) Console.WriteLine(StrConv(upper,VbStrConv.UpperCase)) not to mention the many unix tools like tr... > Who actually needs case sensitive forth?? I do and will do so for the next few months, at least. > PS: It is interesting how the creators of such > nice sw implementations do insist on something, which an average > user does not understand.. I've tried FlashForth recently (have a > look on it - a lot of ineresting features you may utilise), however > the creator does insist on FOR NEXT instead of DO LOOP. Frankly, I > do not understand that.. Thats life. And FF is interesting, indeed. Matthias PS: If _you_ insist on case insensitivness, feel free to send a patch, that I can consider to include into amforth. Thats the way Open Source Software works and thats the reason why I share amforth with other people |