rmkaplan

This has nothing to do with Interpress or Tedit, or even plain text files that were created in Lisp. They could have been created by any other NS-creation system. As...

Forget about Star/Viewpoint, bad example. Consider a Lisp source file that has a non character-set 0 character in it (e.g. Japanese or Greek function name, a mathematical symbol) and a...

I have thought more about the FILEPOS and FFILEPOS issues, with arbitrary external formats. If the external format is (or is treated as being) stable, and the CASEARRAY and SKIP...

I now have an implementation of FILEPOS/FFILEPOS that operates in terms of characters and not bytes, thus working with arbitrary external formats (and running at previous byte-speed in the common...

Thanks for the doc, interesting. It partially describes the current implementation, in that END is in fact specified as a constraint on the start position (don’t allow a match that...

Finally (I hope), XCCS is still problematic because we typically use the run-coded representation of characters (so that in particular Ascii characters occupy only one byte). In that set up...

This is accomplished in prc #827. The new code has a fast case that is about 20% faster than the original. The fast case is when no SKIP or CASEARRAY...

What is a fork vs. a branch? > On Jul 31, 2022, at 10:07 PM, Larry Masinter ***@***.***> wrote: > > > prc in medley fails > > Matt did...

With the GITFNS set up, that would be a separate “project” with its own pseudohost pointing to its own top-level directory (GIT-MAKE-PROJECT). But then the bbc command needs to take...

The git-hefron directory will track his repo, if he pushesand fetches there. The working-hefron pseudohost will be his local working state. The bbc doesn’t assume that the files are on...