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|    Re: FigForth Vocabularies    |
|    13 Jul 24 16:37:42    |
   
   From: sjack@dontemail.me   
      
   sjack wrote:   
      
   Showing some vocabularies and where they tie in:   
      
   :) myfig lib -p go   
      
   .. CURRENT and CONTEXT are TOAD Base: 10 Latest: DECOMP OK   
      
   -- load in some addtional word sets   
   "/go_rtc/rtc" /dir BACK ISN'T UNIQUE OK \ a BacForth wordset   
   "/go_rtc/screen" /dir S: ISN'T UNIQUE OK \ a split-screen wordset   
   --   
   -- Get word type code for vocabularies   
   --   
   "/wtcode/voc" /dir OK..   
   --   
   -- Using the word type code (double word) LSWT will list   
   -- what it finds in the context.   
   --   
   op defs OK..   
   forth 2dup lswt   
    CONTEXT is FORTH , CURRENT is OP   
    BUF TOAD EDITOR FORTH OK..   
   toad 2dup lswt   
    CONTEXT is TOAD , CURRENT is OP   
    SCREEN RTC DECOMP DIRVOC SCRKEY WRK MMVOC OP OK..   
   screen lswt   
    CONTEXT is SCREEN , CURRENT is OP   
    BTPAD OK   
      
      
   (   
   Side note: A while back DFX mentioned Wil Baden's directory for   
   block files. It only takes minutes to implement so I gave it a   
   try and found it interesting not so much as need for a file system   
   but because it allowed access to SCR _lines_ in a manner that SCR   
   lines could be addressed as keyword/value pairs, the value being   
   the rest of the line for evauation. So in the above /DIR is   
   using a directory path to locate a SCR line and evaluate it which   
   in the above is loading screens and files and fetching code   
   (much of which is unseen).   
   )   
   --   
   me   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)   
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