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Re: Applesoft Renumber for ProDOS
- Subject: Re: Applesoft Renumber for ProDOS
- From: Edhel Iaur <drsmooth@baldcom.net>
- Date: 1996/08/07
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: ART MATRIX - LIGHTLINK
- References: <4u6ir6$btr@zap.io.org> <4u6v4s$qq0@pith.uoregon.edu> <4u9c18$32r@zap.io.org>
Myles Fudge wrote:
>
> In article <4u6v4s$qq0@pith.uoregon.edu>,
> Neil Parker <nparker@cie-2.uoregon.edu> wrote:
> >In article <4u6ir6$btr@zap.io.org> crownmi@zap.io.org (Myles Fudge) writes:
> >>Was a ProDOS version released? Can I get it off one of the
> >>ftp sites, or would someone be kind enough to shk, bsq, and email it to
> >>me? Thanks in advance. (My alpha offline Links [lynx] program needs it
> >
> >I did a brief search of the FTP sites, and the only one I found right off
> >was on brownvm.brown.edu ("cd listserv.193", and then
> >"get apple2-l.89-01346").
>
> Thanks a lot, guys (esp. Neil). I fetched the file, took a few minutes
> realizing that the file is not an AppleSoft BASIC program itself, but a
> good old BIN file. I've renumbered my program with lots of room to
> continue along. Thanks again!
>
> 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?
I remember it a little. I think Program Writer is its replacement. It
is, IMHO, awesome. And Quality computers has it (1-800-777-3642)
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