D. Bohdan

Hey, everyone. I noticed this issue referenced at https://github.com/thechangelog/ping/issues/132 and thought I'd drop by. :-) @tobimensch, if you are looking for more projects to "steal" features from you may find...

@tobimensch Right, that is how I would implement it. I did notice that my description at https://github.com/thechangelog/ping/issues/132#issuecomment-73731394 was wrong, however; I have corrected it. I think `--merge` can be improved...

@danmbox Good idea. Tcl's list range procedure lets you get that subrange of elements from a list with `lrange $list 5 end-2`; one could adopt the `end-n` notation for merge...

@danmbox Good idea about NF. I've implemented range merging in Sqawk, albeit only for number-number ranges for now. @tobimensch Myself, I've decided to support two syntaxes: `merge=1-2,3-4,5-6` and `merge=1 2...

@tobimensch > A wiki would be an ideal place for something like that. I completely agree. I made a GitHub wiki for it at https://github.com/dbohdan/structured-text-tools/wiki with the content in the...

One more :+1: for the LGPL. A weak copyleft license would be nice if you wanted to, e.g., distribute a Tcl extension that was a wrapper for lwan.

@Hempels-ravens The reason people are asking for a different license here is because they want to use lawn with non-GPL open source code (e.g., code that is MIT or BSD-licensed)...

This looks interesting. I have only skimmed the Dr. Dobb's article so far, but it seems that RDB is very similar to the more recent [GNU Recutils](http://www.gnu.org/software/recutils/). The download at...

http://hopper.si.edu/wiki/mmti/Starbase Note 2018-04-08: Can't be recommended due to licensing oddities. The source archive includes this statement in `radar/LICENSE`: >SLALIB/C/O is proprietary software. Your free-of-charge personal >license is provided on an...

[shsql](http://quisp.sourceforge.net/shsqlhome.html) — interesting, GPLv2+, but the source code and binaries are only available upon request. (Why?) A much older version (v1.28 from 2005 vs. the latest v1.4 from 2013) is...