TENAGLIA@mis.mcw.edu (Chris Tenaglia - 257-8765) (01/05/91)
Going through my libraries some more I also have something I call basED. It's a BASIC style text editer. It was deigned for oddball terminals and teletypes. I used it in the past on TEK4010 terminal emulators to write graphics programs by piping icon output through unix plot. I have a library of plot() procedures that generate the sequences plot looks for much along the line of screen() or itlib. From basED one could enter line-numbered code. Save it, un-numbered, compile, link, and run programs from inside basED. It was real handy. Not quite an interpreter, not quite a shell. It's about 620 lines so I won't post it unless I some requests come through. It's written for VMS, but I recall that porting to unix was probably less than an hour once one is familiar with the code. It's too big for MSDOS. Chris Tenaglia (System Manager) | Medical College of Wisconsin 8701 W. Watertown Plank Rd. | Milwaukee, WI 53226 (414)257-8765 | tenaglia@mis.mcw.edu, mcwmis!tenaglia