Can someone please tell what exported variables are in the modules
In and Out? I have Oberon 386 for the PC, but can't seem to get a list
of all the exported procedures, variables, and constants in these modules.
I am currently rewriting some bits of the language to suit my needs.
Basically, it would be a Concurrent Language that is totally compatible
with the existing language. Thanks for any info!!

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: Can someone please tell what exported variables are in the modules
: In and Out? I have Oberon 386 for the PC, but can't seem to get a list
: of all the exported procedures, variables, and constants in these modules.
: I am currently rewriting some bits of the language to suit my needs.
: Basically, it would be a Concurrent Language that is totally compatible
: with the existing language. Thanks for any info!!

The browser tools lists the contents of *.Sym files in
the style of a definition module.

Browser.ShowDef TextFrames

or

Browser.ShowDef ^

Warning. In and Out are simple modules that may not suit
your needs. You may be better of using Texts directly
or writing your In/Out modules.

MODULE LogOut; (* writes to Log viewer *)
IMPORT Texts, Oberon;

VAR W : Texts.Writer;

PROCEDURE String*( s : ARRAY OF CHAR );
BEGIN
        Texts.WriteString(W,s);
        Texts.Append( Oberon.Log, W.buf );
END String;

BEGIN Texts.OpenWriter(W);
END LogOut.    

Whitney

something called Concurrent Oberon.  I believe that a report
on the project is in the works but has not been made available
yet.  Once it is, I'll get it into the FAQ list.

        "Browser.ShowDef In" and "Browser.ShowDef Out" reveal
the following.

DEFINITION In;

        VAR
                Done: BOOLEAN;

        PROCEDURE Char (VAR ch: CHAR);
        PROCEDURE Int (VAR i: INTEGER);
        PROCEDURE LongInt (VAR i: LONGINT);
        PROCEDURE LongReal (VAR y: LONGREAL);
        PROCEDURE Name (VAR name: ARRAY OF CHAR);
        PROCEDURE Open;
        PROCEDURE Real (VAR x: REAL);
        PROCEDURE String (VAR str: ARRAY OF CHAR);

END In.

DEFINITION Out;

        PROCEDURE Char (ch: CHAR);
        PROCEDURE Int (i, n: LONGINT);
        PROCEDURE Ln;
        PROCEDURE LongReal (x: LONGREAL; n: INTEGER);
        PROCEDURE Open;
        PROCEDURE Real (x: REAL; n: INTEGER);
        PROCEDURE String (str: ARRAY OF CHAR);

END Out.

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: something called Concurrent Oberon.  I believe that a report
: on the project is in the works but has not been made available
: yet.  Once it is, I'll get it into the FAQ list.

The report is now available by FTP as Docu/concurrentOberon.ps.

Johan
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