I recommend you insert these as steps 1 and 2 into
your mindmaking checklist:
- get an editor that's not bound to 1K FORTH screens
- indent code like all the others do
(YES! this is possible even in FORTH!)
Back in 1984 when i started making minds with FORTH,
these were the first two things i did...
Dirk
Arthur T. Murray <uj797 at victoria.tc.ca> schrieb im Beitrag <36b352c9.0 at news.victoria.tc.ca>...
>http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Agora/7256/m-forth3.html Mind.forth
>> AI for Robots has not yet "quickened" or completed its loop of user
>> input followed by robot response and reentry of the result of think-
>> ing back into the robot brain-mind but here is a typical subroutine:
>> Screen # 38 ram:mind22
> --------------------------------
> 0 \ Predicate Scr #38. 990129atm
> 1 : PREDICATE 8 opt ! \ Flag to look for "opt=8" verbs
> 2 \ KBDS will find the most active mindcore "opt" concept: