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_tom
GEN edu editor (v1.00) for Euphoria 3.1.1 21K Shian Lee Dec 27/17
edu.ex is a Unicode/UTF-8 version of the ed.ex editor, suitable for UTF-8 encoding systems such as the Linux Xterm terminal. It provides the very basic Unicode/UTF-8 editing
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_tom
GEN utf8 (v2.01) 17K Shian Lee updated Dec 23/17
utf8 includes routines for Unicode and UTF-8 encoding, cp437 and cp1252 mapping to Unicode, constants of binary representation, and demo programs. Especially useful for Linux terminal (but not
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over 6 years
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_tom
GEN Machine2 (v1.06) 18K Shian Lee updated Dec 23/17
Machine2.e includes basic utilities, bitwise operators and machine level interface routines for Euphoria 3.1.1 (peek2, poke2, EQV, IMP, shift, rotate, pack, unpack, set, get, binary
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over 6 years
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_tom
GEN utf8.e (v2.00) 17K Shian Lee Dec 17/17
utf8.e includes routines for Unicode and UTF-8 encoding, cp437 and cp1252 mapping to Unicode, constants of binary representation, and demo programs. Especially useful for Linux terminal (but not only). Includes standard user manual.
http://rapideuphoria.com/utf8a.zip
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over 6 years
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_tom
LNX How to run Euphoria 3.1.1 on 64-bit Linux? 1K Shian Lee updated Dec 9/17
When you try to run Euphoria 3.1.1 on 64-bit Linux you may get the error message: bash: ./exu: No such file or directory This is because Euphoria 3.1.1 needs the
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over 6 years
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_tom
GEN Machine2 (v1.05) 18K Shian Lee updated Dec 7/17
Machine2.e includes basic utilities, bitwise operators and machine level interface routines for Euphoria 3.1.1 (peek2, poke2, EQV, IMP, shift, rotate, pack, unpack, set, get, binary, octal
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over 6 years
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jmduro
Each HTML file has the same name as the corresponding library file.
_conv_.e => _conv_.html
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over 6 years
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euphoric
How do I use the documentation? I can't find an index.html in the html folder.
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almost 7 years
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jmduro
The link is not valid
Jean-Marc
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almost 7 years
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_tom
GEN Roman Numbers 17K James Cook Jun 21/17
Ancient Romans included both the leading and trailing items in the count. The modern computer system starts counting at zero up until one minus 2^bits. Strings are further complicated by needing an
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