> It was, however, not a good programming environment if you needed to do anything complex I liked that they had an escape hatch, though. If you wanted to do c

> It was, however, not a good programming environment if you needed to do anything complex I liked that they had an escape hatch, though. If you wanted to do complicated things and had the skill to do so, you could write an XCMD or XFCN in C or Pascal and which could be called from your Hypercard stack. Not a perfect system, but useful and extensible.