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janc
response 275 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jun 6 20:50 UTC 1995

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remmers
response 295 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jun 6 22:19 UTC 1995

How come no responses were entered at 16:42?
srw
response 296 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jun 10 18:59 UTC 1995

This is a test of janc's incredible new text collector. I will enter all of
this text, but I am refusing to type any <cr> characters. The result is quite
clever.
janc
response 297 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jun 11 13:14 UTC 1995

What all that was up there was me running a little program to test what return
codes inspired Marcus's PicoSpan program to do interesting things.  Turns out
like this:

/* Return codes recognized by PicoSpan (but ignored by Yapp) */
#define RET_ENTER 67    /* Silently enter the response */
#define RET_ABORT 66    /* Discard the response, and print a warning */
#define RET_ASKOK 58    /* Ask which of the above the user wants */

and returning 73 does something weird I didn't figure out.  0 does the same
as 58.  You'll have noticed 66 and 73 are missing from the above.

I have no clue where these numbers came from.
janc
response 298 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jun 11 22:37 UTC 1995

this is a test of a test of the the this.
janc
response 299 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jun 11 22:49 UTC 1995

       this is a test of a test of the the this.

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