Path: csiph.com!fu-berlin.de!uni-berlin.de!individual.net!not-for-mail From: "Zong" Newsgroups: comp.lang.forth Subject: Re: Q: uBasic/4tH Date: Tue, 18 Aug 2026 12:14:00 +0200 Lines: 62 Message-ID: References: <115uq54$uda4$1@dont-email.me> Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII X-Trace: individual.net D/BVhF8N/r4Kd5+5CwQNfAPYEQ1zRZ1PjY4iREmNjEtNIvcFn1 Cancel-Lock: sha1:teta/qFbCi3JtE2/zu/zl/D9SpI= sha256:hferlcAABGtwb4Leto1E5tm3JBW/qUwY9sR4N17yL0c= Xref: csiph.com comp.lang.forth:135361 Hi Hans, On Mo 17 Aug 26, 13:09 UTC+1, Hans Bezemer wrote: > If I execute "grep -iF dup | wc -l", these are the numbers I get: > v3.64.1: 197 I found a few more, for example, in epochnow.bas. > You may have counted the instances instead of the lines, that's okay. :) Yes, a rough estimate. [...] > What do you need to do to restore DUP() functionality? 4 lines. > https://sourceforge.net/p/forth-4th/code/1811/ > BTW, if you want to sign up to 4tH Google groups, go there and make a > post. You won't see it, but I see the post, I press the magical button > and viola -- not only your message appears, you also can post forever. I > see this happen regularly. It doesn't seem possible to send a message without logging in. [...] > As far as Rosetta Code is concerned -- not all posts have strings. Now, > I won't chase 200 posts, but if I happen to come along one -- or if > someone makes me aware of an issue, I'll fix it. No trouble. > I hope this is satisfactory, if not lemme know! Thank you very much for your kind and thorough response. > $ grep -iF dup *.bas [...] File: d:\4th\apps\basic\epochnow.bas 21: @(0) = Dup ("Monday") 22: @(1) = Dup ("Tuesday") 23: @(2) = Dup ("Wednesday") 24: @(3) = Dup ("Thursday") 25: @(4) = Dup ("Friday") 26: @(5) = Dup ("Saturday") 27: @(6) = Dup ("Sunday") 29: @(7) = Dup ("January") 30: @(8) = Dup ("February") 31: @(9) = Dup ("March") 32: @(10) = Dup ("April") 33: @(11) = Dup ("May") 34: @(12) = Dup ("June") 35: @(13) = Dup ("July") 36: @(14) = Dup ("August") 37: @(15) = Dup ("September") 38: @(16) = Dup ("October") 39: @(17) = Dup ("November") 40: @(18) = Dup ("December") -- Zong