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thanks for the information. but yes, i'm using scamp words. but because i'm using the FSM with vocabularies, really is not necessary use the marker option. I keep the specific words in different vocabularies.and i load them only when necessary.

when i have: -test marker -test ram create buf 20 allot ram create buf2 20 allot test2 buf c@+ evaluate buf2 c@+ evaluate ; s" : test 1 2" buf place s" + . ;" buf2 place test2 test 3 in a text file and I make copy and paste to the forth terminal, this works fine. but if I put this in a buffer and then I make evaluate, the system don't recognizes the -test word and give me aan error message and the evaluate stops. then i can not save files starting with -name marker -name. is there any way to solve...

I've finally managed to read an entire 4K text from external storage without worrying about truncated definitions or being stuck mid-word at the end of a 256-byte page of Scamp3e. I parse to the next CR (even if it's on the next page), save it in a 64-byte buffer, and then evaluate. It works perfectly even when a definition is evaluated in several parts, as you mentioned in your answer.

it works well. Good idea for some quick test.

thank you for the information. my idea was to have two buffer, a buffer 256 bytes and then a buffer of 64 bytes and a handle system. but now i'm thinking to have only one of 64 bytes and fill it reading the text until cr, evaluate and do the same until the end of file. i will check and try this idea and I will inform you. last : why buf c@+ evaluate buf2 c@+ evaluate doesn't work? and : test2 buf c@+ evaluate buf2 c@+ evaluate ; works.?

thank you for the information. my idea was to have two buffer, a buffer 256 bytes and then a buffer of 64 bytes and a handle system. but now i'm thinking to have only one of 64 bytes and fill it reading the text until cr, evaluate and do the same until the end of file. i will check and try this idea and I will inform you.

thank you for the information. my idea was to have two buffer, a buffer 256 bytes and then a buffer of 64 bytes and a handle system. but now i'm thinking to have only one of 64 bytes and fill it reading the text until cr, evaluate and do the same until the end of file. i will check and try this idea and I inform you.

what i really need: with loops and more accurate 1 ram create buf 20 allot 2 : test buf 20 evaluate ; 3 s" test3 1 2" buf swap cmove 4 test 5 buffer 20 erase 6 s" + . ;" buf swap cmove 7 test test3---->3 if this possible? my goal is evaluate a complet file of 4 K with a buffer of 256 bytes.