> I liked Kedit on MS-DOS quite a bit. Hum, wonder if I can find that old
> software and run it in DosBox?
I use Kedit for Windows, which works fine on Windows XP, anyway. It's a
commercial product though, not open source.
"KEDIT for Windows 1.6 is officially supported on Windows XP, Windows V
Excellent book! I've got it and have read it.
On Fri, 2010-12-24 at 11:00 -0500, Henry E Schaffer wrote:
> John McKown writes:
> > ... I mainly script in UNIX using Perl due to familiarity. And because
> > I love regular expressions. ...
>
> Regular expressions are a very powerful tool - and wel
John McKown writes:
> ... I mainly script in UNIX using Perl due to familiarity. And because
> I love regular expressions. ...
Regular expressions are a very powerful tool - and well integrated
into Perl - but there is a learning curve. I learned a lot about them
from Unix and Perl books - but
I regret throwing out an 3270 APL keyboard. Now if you want to be truly
Z-flexible you'd learn PL360. Somewhere I still have a copy of that
compiler :-)
- -
Richard J Moore - FIET, FBCS, CEng, CITP
IBM z/VM CP Endicott, Z Optimizer Manchester, Linux Technology Centre
Member of the IBM Academy of T
On Fri, 2010-12-24 at 14:10 +, Richard J Moore wrote:
> True, that's a consideration. But you have the upper hand as they aren't
> there. And let's face it REXX doesn't much to learn.
> - -
> Richard J Moore - FIET, FBCS, CEng, CITP
And, IMO, people should be open to learning new ways. I mainl
True, that's a consideration. But you have the upper hand as they aren't
there. And let's face it REXX doesn't much to learn.
- -
Richard J Moore - FIET, FBCS, CEng, CITP
IBM z/VM CP Endicott, Z Optimizer Manchester, Linux Technology Centre
Member of the IBM Academy of Technology
http://www-03.ib
