Re: The word " : WHAT ( a n -- ) 0 HUH? ;"

If I understand correctly, you wish to extend the compiler and/or
interpreter. The chain UNDEFINED allows just this extension. Try
WHERE UNDEFINED to display examples used in SwiftForth.

Hope this helps,
Mike

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From: sftalk-bounce_at_forth.com [mailto:sftalk-bounce_at_forth.com]On
Behalf
Of Schmitt Louis Jean-Pierre
Sent: Monday, December 10, 2001 5:51 AM
To: sftalk_at_forth.com
Subject: [sftalk] The word " : WHAT ( a n -- ) 0 HUH? ;"

y suppose that a and n represent an counted string, or a =3D start
addr=20
and c =3D len in char's.

Y needed for my d=E9velopement the following modification.

DEFER (Getcomposant)

VARIABLE Vtrace Vtrace OFF

: WHAT ( addr,len --- ) \ Gestion des erreurs, addr,len pointe le mot
non
                        \ trouv=E9.

        Vtrace @
                        IF \ Test si mode composant actif
                                (Getcomposant) \ On regarde s'il y a requ=EAte=20
                        ELSE \ sur un composant
                                0 HUH? \ Si pas le cas erreur
                        THEN

;

Y can not modify the word WHAT, bicause y have not found the
metacompiler.
Please y needed very help, bicause all my developement is based of the
posibility to get an sofware component.

Very very tank's for help

Louis Jean-Pierre

=20
=09
 =20
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