Anton,
Can I get these changes before the next release, or are you planning on releasing it soon?
I'm getting custom enough now that I have to deal with these type of things anyway, and I could use this feature in the stuff I'm working on right now.
Please! ;)
DaR
On Jan 18, 2004, at 2:05 PM, Anton Ertl wrote:
Anton Ertl wrote:Just execute a word in your file that accesses the arguments, then leave gforth (otherwise Gforth's command-line processing will try to interpret the arguments). E.g.:
----------------- \ call this with "gforth xxx.fs arg1 arg2"
: echo argc @ 2 +do i arg type loop ;
echo bye ------------------
When I do
gforth xxx.fs foo bar boing
this outputs
foobarboing
A disadvantage of this method is that you don't know reliably where the arguments that interest you are starting. (If people are really interested in this kind of stuff, we might add a method to do this).
I have now done this. In the next release, you can always access the next argument not used by the system with "1 arg" (there will also be SHIFT-ARGS to throw the current first argument away). The disadvantage is that you will have to change the 2 in the program above to 1.
- anton
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