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In <1992Sep7.203731.6759@liveware.com> modman@liveware.com writes:

>Dear LanguageHeads,
LanguageHead, singular.

>For one, I use Self, a language that is really no longer
>an experimental language.  I do NOT use it for real
>projects, but instead do prototyping in it.  Somewhat
>like SmallTalk in syntax.  Take a look at

I found your mail, I must have not saved it were I wanted.  Will add
this one too.

>As for the claim that Craftman is the scripting equivalent
>to HyperCard on NeXTstep is stretching this kind of statement

It may not be equivalent, but the idea is similar, so that's what I
thought folks would understand best.

>to the limit.  I have been involved and using HyperCube for the
>past 1.75 years and would definitely call HYPERCUBE the equivalent
>to HyperCard, but then it has so much more that this statement
>would be understating the power of HyperCube.  As for the language
>it uses, CubeTalk...  It is 100% compatible with HyperTalk, because
>HyperCube imports HIFF files right from HyperCard
>and runs them.  It is neat and nifty and kinda cool.  Of course
>I am biased and rightfully so. ;')  Hypercube information can
>be had from sending mail to <mishelle@thoughtful.com>, or <doug@...>.

Hmm, okey doke, I'll ask them for a quick bit of info, and then add
them to the list.

Okay, to one and ALL (businesses included) out there, I've gotten a
bunch more useful information for the list, now that I posted it.
Anyways, I have time to make ONE more version of it, and that will be
this weekend most likely.  So if you want something added to the list,
changed, or whatever, send it this week.  After this week, I'll not be
able to do any updates for quite awhile, probably until this semester
is over.

Thanks for all the positive responses on it too.

-Language Head
asd@cc.purdue.edu