Interactive programming environments Re: ACTION and the ST

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From: Brad Templeton
Date: Wed, 24 Sep 1986 17:16

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In article <860922-124322-1026@Xerox> Felton.pa@XEROX.COM writes:
>> If there are people reading this and longing for an "easy" language
>> or interactive (but not reverse Polish) environment, let us hear!
>
>
>	You have just described me perfectly. Why can't we have a block
>structured language and an interactive programming environment at the
>same time?! The reason that Turbo Pascal and ACTION! are so popular is
>the integration of the edit/compile/run cycle into one environment.

Fear not.  What you want is on the way.
(Stay tuned for further announcements)

-- 
Brad Templeton, Looking Glass Software Ltd. - Waterloo, Ontario 519/884-7473

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Subject: Interactive programming environments Re: ACTION and the ST
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