• Re: @71f1.ADF Configuration file for McIDE IDE Adapter (v1.0 & v1.1) [R

    From Tomas Slavotinek@21:1/5 to Louis Ohland on Mon Feb 13 19:00:05 2023
    On 13.02.2023 18:35, Louis Ohland wrote:
    So.. are you telling me that a Micro$oft "free" bundled program isn't "decent" ? My shell-pink ears are burning...

    It first shipped with Windows 1.x and barely improved since then. In
    Windows 11 they ported it to UWP which was probably the most significant
    change in its almost 40 years long history :-D

    Replace it with Notepad++ or something similar. You won't look back...

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  • From Tomas Slavotinek@21:1/5 to Louis Ohland on Mon Feb 13 18:28:29 2023
    On 13.02.2023 17:44, Louis Ohland wrote:
    Folks, I opened the ADF in Notepad, wall of text. Here is a haphazard
    cheap reformat. If you actually want a reformatted ADF for your McIDE,
    I'd suggest you refer to a real ADF for a formatting example...

    The formatting is actually ok, it just uses Unix line endings for some
    reason. Not the best choice for a file intended for a DOS-based
    configuration system... lol.

    Any half-decent plain text editor will display the contents correctly
    and will also offer conversion between the three usual line ending formats.

    Here is the original file with CRLF line endings and no other changes: https://ardent-tool.com/adapters/adf/@71f1.adf

    All that being said, the ADF parser doesn't give a fook about any of
    this. As long as there is at least one white character between the
    tokens, it's happy.

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  • From Tomas Slavotinek@21:1/5 to Tomas Slavotinek on Mon Feb 13 19:06:16 2023
    On 13.02.2023 19:00, Tomas Slavotinek wrote:
    On 13.02.2023 18:35, Louis Ohland wrote:
    So.. are you telling me that a Micro$oft "free" bundled program isn't
    "decent" ? My shell-pink ears are burning...

    It first shipped with Windows 1.x and barely improved since then. In
    Windows 11 they ported it to UWP which was probably the most significant change in its almost 40 years long history :-D

    Replace it with Notepad++ or something similar. You won't look back...

    Actually, looks like Notepad started as a Multiplan application! So, it
    already is 40 years old. Wow, TIL... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Notepad

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  • From Louis Ohland@21:1/5 to Tomas Slavotinek on Mon Feb 13 11:35:20 2023
    So.. are you telling me that a Micro$oft "free" bundled program isn't
    "decent" ? My shell-pink ears are burning...

    Tomas Slavotinek wrote:
    Any half-decent plain text editor

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