Ditulis 5-6-2000, 20:07 pake kalong
What is the format of thebat.lng?
I dont want to download the international edition,
I just want to make my own language file.
May someone can give me a sample. Thanks.
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Aku [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hallo Aku,
On Mon, 5 Jun 2000 20:15:48 +0700 GMT (05/06/2000, 21:15 +0800 GMT),
Aku wrote:
A> What is the format of thebat.lng?
It's an ASCII file, you can open and manipulate it with any plain-text
editor.
A> I dont want to download the international edition,
A> I just want to make my own
Hi SyP,
On Tue, 6 Jun 2000 18:39:38 +0200GMT (07/06/2000, 00:39 +0800GMT),
SyP wrote:
A>>> What is the format of thebat.lng?
TF>> It's an ASCII file, you can open and manipulate it with any
TF>> plain-text editor.
S> Sure it isn't. Last time I checked it looked like a Delphi form file
S> (.df
Hi SyP,
On Wed, 7 Jun 2000 09:56:13 +0200GMT (07/06/2000, 15:56 +0800GMT),
SyP wrote:
TF>> Last time *I* checked (about half a minute ago), it still had the
TF>> extension .lng and was a text file. ;-)
S> Mine isn't. I have the latest International Pack installed. If a plain
S> text version exi
On Wed, 7 Jun 2000 12:34:24 +0800, Thomas Fernandez wrote:
S>> Sure it isn't. Last time I checked it looked like a Delphi form file
S>> (.dfm)
> Last time *I* checked (about half a minute ago), it still had the
> extension .lng and was a text file. ;-)
How did you check, Thomas? Mine has plenty
Hallo Peter,
On Wed, 7 Jun 2000 19:05:04 +0200 GMT (08/06/2000, 01:05 +0800 GMT),
Peter Steiner wrote:
>> Last time *I* checked (about half a minute ago), it still had the
>> extension .lng and was a text file. ;-)
PS> How did you check, Thomas?
Clicked on the file from the WinCommander. *.lng
TF> Oops, you are right. I guess there is some formating info. You can
TF> probably still manipulate the actual words.
May be quite a bit more than formatting info.
TF> It does. I don't know how TB! uses this file. It's like a .dat file:
TF> data are fetched from this file by the main program i
Hi Tom and Peter and everyone,
On Wed, 7 Jun 2000 12:51:37 -0700GMT (08/06/2000, 03:51 +0800GMT),
Tom Plunket wrote:
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TP> May be quite a bit more than formatting info.
...
TP> Perhaps, perhaps it's indexed directly.
OK, OK, you win: it's not a text file. It's a file that contains some
readabl
On Wednesday, June 07, 2000, 5:56:26 AM, Stanislav Polozov wrote:
SP> In the end of this month Max is going to release stand-alone LNG
SP> compiler, so, everybody will be able to compile his language
SP> himself, to see how it works and to debug it.
Could someone explain to me what th
SP>> In the end of this month Max is going to release stand-alone LNG
SP>> compiler, so, everybody will be able to compile his language
SP>> himself, to see how it works and to debug it.
NA> Could someone explain to me what that means to the average User? How will
NA> that feature affe
On Monday, June 12, 2000, 2:10:14 PM, Tom Plunket wrote:
TP> Yeah, if you prefer the user interface in an as-yet unsupported
TP> language, you can put it together yourself. For instance, if you
TP> really would prefer TB! to show up in Basque or some such... :)
Oh, I see. Thanks for the explan
Hello The Bat! users,
Thomas Fernandez wrote on 6/6/2000, 5:55 PM
A>> What is the format of thebat.lng?
TF> It's an ASCII file, you can open and manipulate it with any
TF> plain-text editor.
Sure it isn't. Last time I checked it looked like a Delphi form file
(.dfm)
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Cheers, SyP
A friend
Ditulis 7-6-2000, 9:35 pake kalong > 7-6-2000 6:02 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Hallo Aku,
>
> On Mon, 5 Jun 2000 20:15:48 +0700 GMT (05/06/2000, 21:15 +0800 GMT),
> Aku wrote:
>
A>> What is the format of thebat.lng?
>
> It's an ASCII file, you can open and manipulate it with any plain-text
> editor.
Hello Thomas,
You wrote on 6/7/2000, 6:34 AM
S>> Sure it isn't. Last time I checked it looked like a Delphi form file
S>> (.dfm)
TF> Last time *I* checked (about half a minute ago), it still had the
TF> extension .lng and was a text file. ;-)
Mine isn't. I have the latest International Pack in
Dear Thomas,
On Wednesday, June 07, 2000, you wrote:
TF> On Wed, 7 Jun 2000 09:56:13 +0200GMT (07/06/2000, 15:56 +0800GMT),
TF> SyP wrote:
TF>>> Last time *I* checked (about half a minute ago), it still had the
TF>>> extension .lng and was a text file. ;-)
S>> Mine isn't. I have the latest Int
Dear Marek,
On Wednesday, June 07, 2000, you wrote:
>> In the end of this month Max is going to release stand-alone LNG
>> compiler, so, everybody will be able to compile his language
>> himself, to see how it works and to debug it.
MM> really?
Am I joking or what?
:)
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>>> In the end of this month Max is going to release stand-alone LNG
>>> compiler, so, everybody will be able to compile his language
>>> himself, to see how it works and to debug it.
Great!
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Best regards,
István
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Hello The Bat! users,
Peter Steiner wrote on 6/7/2000, 7:05 PM
PS> What SyP meant is that the file *looks* like a Delphi Form file, but
PS> has been renamed to .lng.
Exactly.
PS> I don't know Delphi, but i guess this is indicated by the (magic?)
PS> starting sequence of FBPRPBP.
I haven't ever
Hi Stanislav,
> In the end of this month Max is going to release stand-alone LNG
> compiler, so, everybody will be able to compile his language
> himself, to see how it works and to debug it.
Am I right that this LNG thing is only for the user interface, not
real multilingual support
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