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This is not totally important, but here is a suggested item to repair for new SwiftForth.
If one invokes CASE-SENSITIVE and one has the following line, (which I do)
: 12>COLOR 12 >COLOR ; : 12>color 12 >color ;
If one commands
WHERE 12>COLOR
The above line will read as follows (with color enhanced 12>COLOR)
: 12>COLOR 12 >COLOR ; : 12>COLOR 12 >color ;
A similar effect takes place with WHERE 12>color.
Best wishes to all.
PS, in Computing in Science & Engineering (American Institute of Physics and IEEE Computer Society) May/June 2003, page 76, Julian V Noble wrote "Recurses!", a nice article about recursion.
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Received on Fri May 02 2003 - 17:06:13 PDT
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