Manfred Jahn

Thanks Jafar, will give it a try. Notepad++ does a good job though, it's fully customizable, has excellent comment and selective code display functions etc. I'll add a link to my current user definition below, also including an experimental "Trees.icn" code testing various graphics functions. https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/ufl6mixxkooczwmdtf93j/Trees.zip?rlkey=pu7xc5aqb2slk8tb0bpr7for3&dl=0

Thanks Jafar, will give it a try. Notepad++ does a good job though, it's fully customizable, has excellent comment and selective code display functions etc. I'll add a link to my current user definition, also an experimental "Trees.icn" code testing various graphics functions.) https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/ufl6mixxkooczwmdtf93j/Trees.zip?rlkey=pu7xc5aqb2slk8tb0bpr7for3&dl=0

Well, it seems a possible solution is to use Windows Notepad++ with the user-defined Icon highlighting by Oleg Bakharev (screenshot attached). No issues here with the special characters, and the Run command can be configured to do a compile-and-execute, too.

Well, it seems a possible solution is to use Windows Notepad++ with the user-defined Icon highlighting by Oleg Bakharev (screenshpt attached). No issues here with the special characters, and the Run command can be configured to do a compile-and-execute, too.

The Unicon Manual has a chapter on inheritance but there isn't much on composition. So I tried my inexpert hand at implementing an animal that accesses methods from two classes (Cats and Dogs). Seems to work OK, but corrections and/or suggestions very welcome. (Original script attached.) # Composite object "Alex" (can bark and purr). # As suggested by Dave Crabbe in "Composition vs Inheritance" # YouTube Url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RiRrcCUyn4M&t=2s class Animal() method ident(name, type,...

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