SNOLIB(3) | CSNOBOL4B 2.3.2 | Janurary 1, 2024
NAME
snolib – SNOBOL4 library routines
SYNOPSIS
-INCLUDE 'filename.sno'
DESCRIPTION
The following snobol4(1) library routines are available for
-INCLUDE:
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bq.sno
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run a program in a subprocess and capture all output,
like shell/Perl backquote construct.
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chars.sno
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defines a variable for each non-printing character
in the local character set.
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dynamic.sno
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functions to compile and link dynamicly LOADable extensions.
snobol4ffi(3) provides similar functionality at run time.
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ezio.sno
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Alternative OPEN function, without the need for unit numbers, see
snobol4ezio(3).
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fence.sno, not.sno
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Emulation of SPITBOL FENCE() and NOT() functions
thanks to Peter-Arno Coppen.
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host.sno
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Function codes for HOST() function, see
snobol4host(3).
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json.sno
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Functions to read/write JSON subset, see
snobol4json(3).
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serv.sno
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Example TCP server program.
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setup.sno
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Helper for building loadable modules, see
snobol4setup(3).
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smtp.sno
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Example code to send mail via TCP/SMTP.
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snobol4+.sno
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SNOBOL4+ emulation functions: ENVIRONMENT(), EXECUTE(),
TELL(), SEEK().
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spitbol.sno
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SPITBOL I/O emulation functions (no unit numbers) INPUT(), OUTPUT(),
ENDFILE(), REWIND().
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stcl.sno
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Prototypes and values for EXPERIMENTAL SNOBOL4 Tcl/Tk routines, see
snobol4tcl(3).
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tcp.sno
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TCP connection routines, used by the URL library (below)
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url.sno, file.sno, ftp.sno, http.sno
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Internet URL file reading support (for file, ftp and http URL's).
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utf.sno
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Experimental routines for handling UTF encoded (Unicode) data.
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wrapper.sno
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Routines for creating C code wrappers for dynamicly loading code.
SEE ALSO
snobol4(1),
snobol4base64(3), snobol4digest(3), snobol4dirs(3),
snobol4ezio(3), snobol4ffi(3), snobol4fork(3),
snobol4host(3), snobol4json(3), snobol4logic(3),
snobol4ndbm(3), snobol4random(3), snobol4readline(3),
snobol4setup(3), snobol4sprintf(3), snobol4sqlite3(3),
snobol4stat(3), snobol4stcl(3), snobol4time(3),
snobol4zlib(3).
AUTHOR
Philip Budne
Peter-Arno Coppen
BUGS
Each include file should have it's own man page!