Back in the day, Snobol was one of my favorite languages.. I used it
once for a language processing program for a group at IBM, Yorktown.
Joe
On 7/13/15 11:12 AM, Steve Smith wrote:
> yup...
> "where I'm from, the point of digging is not freedom from
> digging!" fits much of this crew pretty well!
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> I'll see your Snobol and raise you Griswolds next great thing: Icon !
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> >For those of us who forget, sometimes, to laugh at JavaScript, the
> World's Weirdest Language (well, the was Snobol (StriNg Oriented and
> symBOlic Language):
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http://cube-drone.com/comics/c/relentless-persistence>>
>> (Sorry if its sorta an in-joke)
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>> -- Owen
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