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Most of the scripts have a description and usage information
preamble, so load them in under Textra for more specific
information.
NOTE: all applicable Textra-ARexx scripts now use the
CHECKCANCEL command, allowing you abort them.
New general-purpose scripts
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o Date.textra - ANOTHER helpful utility contributed by super-
Amiga guy Nick Didkovsky, to write the date in MM-DDD-YY
format at the Textra cursor location.
o Files.textra - nice script to display detailed info about
all open Textra windows such as size in memory, size on
disk, number of lines, etc. (Illustrates new 1.15 arexx
commands 'GET window info' and 'GET file info').
o MarkAutoDoc.textra - Open any text autodoc ".doc" file
and execute this script. Your navigating frustrations will
be over as a convienient 'mark' will now exist for each
item in the file.
New scripts for JForth
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(in rexx/JForth_Scripts)
o viewsel.textra AND view.textra - VERY handy scripts. With
JForth running in the background, these scripts allow you
to lookup and display JForth source code, all from Textra.
(There is a JForth source file (Textra.f) here too; it must
be compiled into your JForth environment).
o NextColon.textra - finds the next colon definition in your
JForth source file.
o MarkColons.textra - finds and MARKS all colon definitions in
your JForth source file.
C language or ARexx
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(in rexx/C_Scripts)
o Box.textra - fixed 'illegal expression' error.
o MarkCFuncs.textra - finds and MARKS all function declarations
in your C source file.
And integration with A NEW LANGUAGE PRODUCT... SAS/C!
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(in rexx/SASC_Scripts)
o Textra now includes a great interface to SAS Institute's
popular C development system. The complete package includes
SASC.Readme (in docs), SCMSG (an SAS/C config file) and
several Textra scripts for driving the compiler. The
Textra-to-SAS/C interface was developed by an SAS employee!