Re: Applesoft Renumber for ProDOS

[nparker@cie-2.uoregon.edu (Neil Parker)]

In article <4u9c18$32r@zap.io.org> crownmi@zap.io.org (Myles Fudge) writes:
>[...]
>Anyone interested in checking out that ProDOS Renumber program... I'd 
>really recommend it.  It did a fine job and was quite robust.  I'll have 
>to hang on to that one.  Now I'm recalling memories of grade school 
>programming using ProDOS for the first time.  I recall a very useful 
>program that sat in the background errorchecking, etc, while you typed in 
>your AppleSoft code.  I think it was called GPLE (Global Program Line 
>Editor) or something similar.  Anyone remember that one?

GPLE doesn't do error checking.  I think Beagle Bros may have made a
program that does (the name "D-Code" sticks in my mind), but GPLE isn't
it.

What GPLE *does* do is provide a lot of really nice editing features for
typing Applesoft programs.  It makes dealing with those long program lines
a *lot* easier.

               - Neil Parker
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