Re: The simplest way to read an txt file and display it/write it to another file ?

In article <1191852744.427610.286570@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
Sébastien de Mapias  <sglrigaud@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>   ...
>Moreover I have strong difficulties to understand the syntax
>of M, in particular in many example I see things like
>~         set ...
>~         use ...
>~         <other instructions>
>~         <etc.>
>~THING1
>~         for ...
>~         <some instr.>
>~THING2
>~         while...
>~         <etc etc.>
>When I see this does it mean this is the contents of a
>.m file (the first line and following begin with blank spaces,
>the a section starts with a string, then the following lines
>again are with spaces, then another section starts at the
>beginning etc.) ? (I've used the '~' to signify it's the beginning
>of my line)

THING1 and THING2 are labels so you could DO THING1 or GOTO THING2

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