17 May
2020
17 May
'20
6:03 p.m.
to make life easier here's the URL: https://github.com/phonologus/QED
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Hello All
In case this is of interest:
Date: Sat, 16 May 2020 12:18:15 +0100
Subject: qed-archive (Github)
To: arnold(a)skeeve.com
Hi Arnold
Apologies for an un-solicited email.
I have ported Rob's UofT QED from your qed-archive/unix-1992 to Linux
(although I suspect anything with a Unix API will
work), and have updated
it to work completely in UTF8/Unicode. This includes
correct handling
of
unicode codepoints in regexes, subs, etc.
It's up on Github under phonologus/QED. I thought you might want to
add it
to your list of QED-s in your README, as it may be of
interest to the
other
three connoisseurs out there...!
I have also included typeset pdf-s of the tutorial and manpage. The
tutorial is fascinating.
Also, there is no clear statement about copyright, or license, of the
unix-1992 tarball. I have attributed it to Rob, and I
have noted that
I
scavenged it from your Github repo, but was wondering
if there is any
definitive statement on ownership/authorship that I
could include in
my
repo?
Best wishes