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colorForth adds at least the color dimension to a programming language. Words have different meaning depending on the color used. This reduces the amount of pun
by coliveira 12y ago
colorForth adds at least the color dimension to a programming language. Words have different meaning depending on the color used. This reduces the amount of punctuation and the need for "reserved" words as we see in traditional languages.
- anigbrowl 12y agoSounds awful. What about people who are color-blind? How are you going to read it out to yellow-somoene across the purple-room?
- coliveira 12y agoThis is just a display issue, you could display text in different styles such as underlined or bold, for example. A good text editor can easily do this.