New words

Words that Lugforth has and the original uEforth does not, found by comparing the two interpreters (tools/words_added.py). The ones loaded on demand (sdl2, sdl2-image, sdl2-ttf, sdl2-mixer, sdl2-abc) have their own reference.

Vocabulary `forth` (93 words)

Word	Stack	What it does
`.(`	`( -- )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`.r`	`( n width -- )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`/string`	`( a n k -- a n )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`0>`	`( n -- f )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`2+`	`( n -- n )`	Adds 2 to a number.
`2-`	`( n -- n )`	Subtracts 2 from a number.
`2>r`	`( a b -- )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`2constant`	`( a b "name" -- )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`2literal`	`( a b -- )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`2over`	`( a b c d -- a b c d a b )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`2r>`	`( -- a b )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`2r@`	`( -- a b )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`2swap`	`( a b c d -- c d a b )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`2variable`	`( "name" -- )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`>number`	`( lo hi a n -- lo hi a n )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`[compile]`	`( "name" -- )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`[defined]`	`( "name" -- f )`	True when the next word is found in the dictionary. Mostly used with [if]: [defined] foo [if] ... [then].
`[undefined]`	`( "name" -- f )`	True when the next word is not found in the dictionary: the reverse of [defined].
`anew`	`( "name" -- )`	Like marker, but first forgets the word of that name and everything after it if it exists, so a file can be loaded again without piling up its words.
`cell-`	`( a -- a )`	The address of the previous cell: a minus the size of a cell (8 bytes).
`char+`	`( a -- a )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`chars`	`( n -- n )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`compare`	`( a1 n1 a2 n2 -- -1\	0\
`compile,`	`( xt -- )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`count`	`( a -- a n )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`d+`	`( lo1 hi1 lo2 hi2 -- lo hi )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`d-`	`( d d -- d )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`d.`	`( d -- )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`d0<`	`( d -- f )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`d0=`	`( d -- f )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`d2*`	`( lo hi -- lo hi )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`d2/`	`( lo hi -- lo hi )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`d<`	`( lo1 hi1 lo2 hi2 -- f )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`d=`	`( lo1 hi1 lo2 hi2 -- f )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`d>`	`( d d -- f )`	True when the signed double d1 is greater than d2.
`d>s`	`( d -- n )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`dabs`	`( d -- d )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`dnegate`	`( d -- d )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`du<`	`( lo1 hi1 lo2 hi2 -- f )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`ed`	`( "file" -- )`	The text editor written in Forth. See the manual.
`ed-arg`		ed-arg, ed-arg-n: the file name typed after ed (a buffer and its length).
`ed-arg-n`	`( -- n )`	Length of the file name kept in `ed-arg` (the name typed after `ed` or `writhdeck`).
`ed-go`		Runs the editor on the file a n. Set to ed-main when ed-src is compiled.
`ed-loaded`		Flag: the code of ed (the string ed-src) has been compiled.
`ed-src`		The source of the editor ed, a string compiled the first time ed is used.
`environment?`	`( a n -- 0 \	val -1 )`
`eval-copy`	`( a n -- )`	Evaluates the string a n after copying it to the heap, then restores the input source. Used for code kept as a string that evaluating would overwrite (the code of ed, writhdeck and the console window).
`false`		ANS. Constant, 0.
`fm/mod`	`( lo hi n -- rem quot )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`gui-load`	`( -- )`	Compiles the code of the console window (`gui-src`) if it is not yet.
`gui-src`	`( -- a n )`	The source of the console window (`lugforth --gui`), a string compiled when the window is first opened.
`gui-ttf-src`	`( -- a n )`	The source of the TrueType font part of the console window, compiled only when a font is asked for.
`gui-tty?`	`( -- f )`	True when standard input is a terminal (then the window is not needed).
`help`	`( -- )`	Same as `info`.
`info`	`( -- )`	Prints the version, the revision and the date of the build, the free dictionary, the stacks and a few hints.
`m*`	`( n n -- d )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`m+`	`( d n -- d )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`marker`	`( "name" -- )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`move`	`( src dst n -- )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`noop`	`( -- )`	Does nothing. Handy as the default of a defer.
`not`	`( f -- f )`	Flag inversion (same as 0=): 0 gives -1 (true), any other value gives 0 (false).
`pager-off`	`( -- )`	Turns the pager off.
`pager-on`	`( -- )`	Stops the output at each screenful at the prompt (space, Enter or q).
`pick`	`( xu .. x0 u -- xu .. x0 xu )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`place`	`( a n dst -- )`	Copies the string a n to dst as a counted string: the length in the first byte, then the characters.
`rand-seed`		The seed of random (a linear congruential generator). Change it to get another sequence: ms-ticks 1 or rand-seed !
`random`	`( n -- r )`	JavaScript function of the web page.
`roll`	`( xu .. x0 u -- xu-1 .. x0 xu )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`s>d`	`( n -- d )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`scan`	`( a n ch -- a n )`	Skips characters of the string a n until the first ch. Leaves the rest, starting at that character (n is 0 if ch is not found).
`script-bye`	`( -- )`	Ends a script: leaves the program when it ran from a file, and does nothing at the prompt.
`sdl2`	`( -- )`	Lazy loaded SDL2 short words for games. See `docs/SDL2.md`.
`sdl2-abc`	`( -- )`	Lazy loaded reader and player of tunes in ABC notation. See `docs/SDL2.md`.
`sdl2-image`	`( -- )`	Lazy loaded SDL2_image sprites. See `docs/SDL2.md`.
`sdl2-mixer`	`( -- )`	Lazy loaded SDL2_mixer sound, music and soundfont. See `docs/SDL2.md`.
`sdl2-ttf`	`( -- )`	Lazy loaded SDL2_ttf text. See `docs/SDL2.md`.
`search`	`( a1 n1 a2 n2 -- a3 n3 f )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`skip`	`( a n ch -- a n )`	Skips the leading characters ch of the string a n. Leaves the rest, starting at the first character that is not ch.
`sm/rem`	`( lo hi n -- rem quot )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`source`	`( -- a n )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`true`		ANS. Constant, -1.
`tuck`	`( a b -- b a b )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`u.r`	`( u width -- )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`u>`	`( u u -- f )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`ud.`	`( ud -- )`	Prints an unsigned double number followed by a space.
`um*`	`( u u -- ud )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`um/mod`	`( lo hi u -- rem quot )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`wd-go`		Runs writhdeck on the file a n. Set to wd-main when wd-src is compiled.
`wd-loaded`		Flag: the code of writhdeck (the string wd-src) has been compiled.
`wd-src`		The source of writhdeck, a string compiled the first time writhdeck is used.
`within`	`( n lo hi -- f )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`word`	`( ch -- a )`	Standard ANS Forth word, see forth-standard.org.
`writhdeck`	`( "file" -- )`	The writing editor (port of WrithDeck) built on `ed`, with a file browser when called alone. See the manual.

Vocabulary `internals` (178 words)

Word	Stack	What it does
`(search)`	`( a1 n1 a2 n2 a0 n0 -- a n f )`	Helper of `search`: looks for the string a2 n2 in a1 n1, starting at a0 n0.
`(um*)`	`( a b lo hi ah -- lo hi )`	Helper of `um*`: one step of the unsigned multiplication of two cells into a double.
`>digit`	`( ch -- n\	-1 )`
`abc-parser`	`( -- )`	The source of the reader of ABC notation (common/abc.fs), a string compiled when `sdl2-abc` or `abc` is first used.
`cand`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`cat-loop`	`( fh -- )`	Helper of `cat`: copies the open file fh to the terminal until its end.
`cb`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`cfirst`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`cl`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`close-throw`	`( n ior -- )`	Throws the first error of the two (n from the work, ior from closing the file), else does nothing.
`cn`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`ctl-abort`	`( -- )`	an error left an unnamed word half built
`ctl-add`	`( delta xt -- )`
`ctl-buf`		the unnamed word is compiled here, so the dictionary is untouched
`ctl-compile`	`( xt -- )`	in the unnamed word: the structure word runs, and the depth follows
`ctl-delta`	`( xt -- delta -1 \	0 )`
`ctl-depth`		structures opened and not yet closed
`ctl-finish`	`( -- )`
`ctl-heap`		the real heap pointer, while the unnamed word is built in ctl-buf
`ctl-install`	`( -- )`	Asked before the others (the stack of recognizers is read from its bottom)
`ctl-latest`		the last dictionary entry before the unnamed word
`ctl-live?`	`( -- f )`	a temporary word is the one being compiled
`ctl-n`
`ctl-open`	`( xt -- )`	if, do... met outside a definition
`ctl-restore`	`( -- )`	back to the real dictionary
`ctl-size`		Constant, 8192.
`ctl-table`		pairs: xt, delta
`ctl-xt`		the unnamed word being compiled, 0 when none
`ctl:`	`( delta "name" -- )`
`cuniq`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`da`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`dbuf`	`( -- a )`	Buffer of 80 characters where `ud>s` builds the digits.
`digit-at`	`( a n -- d -1 \	0 )`
`digit-char`	`( n -- ch )`	The character of a digit 0 to 35: 0-9 then A-Z.
`dl`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`dn`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`dpath`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`dpos`	`( -- a )`	Variable: the position in `dbuf` of the digits being built.
`ea`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`edit-accept`	`( -- )`	Deferred word: the line input used by the prompt. Set to `accept` by default, to the line editor when it is loaded.
`el`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`en`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`ep`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`fdir`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`fl`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`fmode`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`fname`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`gui-open`	`( -- )`	Opens the console window (`--gui`): loads its code and runs `console`.
`gui-restore`	`( -- )`	Puts the search order back as the interpreter had it before the console window.
`gui-start`	`( -- )`	Starts the console window at boot for `lugforth --gui`; prints a message and ends when the build has no window (lugforth-mini).
`ha`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`hist`		Internal state or helper of the history of typed lines (common/lineedit.fs). Not meant to be used.
`hist-add`	`( a n -- )`	Internal state or helper of the history of typed lines (common/lineedit.fs). Not meant to be used.
`hist-avail`	`( -- n )`	Internal state or helper of the history of typed lines (common/lineedit.fs). Not meant to be used.
`hist-i`		Internal state or helper of the history of typed lines (common/lineedit.fs). Not meant to be used.
`hist-max`		Constant, 64.
`hist-n`		Internal state or helper of the history of typed lines (common/lineedit.fs). Not meant to be used.
`hist-save`		Internal state or helper of the history of typed lines (common/lineedit.fs). Not meant to be used.
`hist-slot`	`( k -- a )`	Internal state or helper of the history of typed lines (common/lineedit.fs). Not meant to be used.
`hist@`	`( k -- a n )`	Internal state or helper of the history of typed lines (common/lineedit.fs). Not meant to be used.
`hl`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`host-mac?`
`la`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-accept`	`( a n -- n )`	Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-back`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-bs`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-cand`	`( a n -- )`	Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-clear-eol`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-clear-screen`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-cmp`	`( p q -- -1\	0\
`le-collect`	`( -- )`	send each candidate to sink
`le-common`	`( a n -- c )`	length in common with cand
`le-complete`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-complete1`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-cr`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-del`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-down`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-dpath`	`( a n -- )`	the directory typed, ~ expanded, "." when empty
`le-each`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-emit`	`( c -- )`	Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-end`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-entry`	`( ent -- )`	Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-esc[`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-escape`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-filectx?`	`( a n -- f )`	a word that takes a file name
`le-files`	`( dir-a dir-n -- )`	Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-final`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-fold`	`( c -- c' )`	Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-force`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-forward`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-getenv`		C function `getenv`, 1 argument.
`le-goto`	`( p -- )`	Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-hidden?`	`( a n -- f )`	a dot file, not wanted unless the typed name starts with a dot
`le-home`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-ieq`	`( a b n -- f )`	same text, ignoring case
`le-ins`	`( xt -- )`	Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-insert`	`( c -- )`	Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-insert-str`	`( a n -- )`	Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-is?`	`( a n b m -- f )`	Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-key`	`( c -- )`	Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-kill-bol`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-kill-eol`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-lc`	`( c -- c' )`	Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-left`	`( n -- )`	Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-line`	`( -- a n )`	Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-list`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-match?`	`( a n -- f )`	Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-n.`	`( n -- )`	Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-pathy?`	`( -- f )`	looks like a path: starts with . or ~, or has a /
`le-pool`	`( a n -- )`	Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-prevword`	`( -- a n )`	the word before it
`le-print`	`( a n -- )`	Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-quoter?`	`( a n -- f )`	s" z" r\
`le-redraw`	`( oldpos -- )`	Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-right`	`( n -- )`	Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-set`	`( a n -- )`	replace the whole line
`le-sort`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-space`		a space after a completed word; if one follows already, step over it
`le-split`	`( -- dir-a dir-n )`	the word is dir/name: pa pl get the name
`le-tty?`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-type`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-uc`	`( c -- C )`	Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-up`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-upper?`	`( a n -- f )`	Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-vins`	`( voc -- )`	Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-word-cb`	`( xt -- )`	Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`le-wstart`	`( -- n )`	start of the word before the cursor
`lf`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`lowc`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`lp`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`ls-loop`	`( dh -- )`	Helper of `ls`: prints the entries of the open directory dh.
`lup`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`pa`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`pg-active?`	`( -- f )`	Internal helper of the pager (common/pager.fs), which stops the output of a typed line at each screenful. Not meant to be called.
`pg-emit`	`( c -- )`	Internal helper of the pager (common/pager.fs), which stops the output of a typed line at each screenful. Not meant to be called.
`pg-enabled`		Internal helper of the pager (common/pager.fs), which stops the output of a typed line at each screenful. Not meant to be called.
`pg-esc[`	`( -- )`	Internal helper of the pager (common/pager.fs), which stops the output of a typed line at each screenful. Not meant to be called.
`pg-f`		Internal helper of the pager (common/pager.fs), which stops the output of a typed line at each screenful. Not meant to be called.
`pg-height`	`( -- rows )`	Internal helper of the pager (common/pager.fs), which stops the output of a typed line at each screenful. Not meant to be called.
`pg-install`		Internal helper of the pager (common/pager.fs), which stops the output of a typed line at each screenful. Not meant to be called.
`pg-k`		Internal helper of the pager (common/pager.fs), which stops the output of a typed line at each screenful. Not meant to be called.
`pg-key`	`( -- c )`	Internal helper of the pager (common/pager.fs), which stops the output of a typed line at each screenful. Not meant to be called.
`pg-key?`	`( -- f )`	Internal helper of the pager (common/pager.fs), which stops the output of a typed line at each screenful. Not meant to be called.
`pg-limit`		Internal helper of the pager (common/pager.fs), which stops the output of a typed line at each screenful. Not meant to be called.
`pg-lines`		Internal helper of the pager (common/pager.fs), which stops the output of a typed line at each screenful. Not meant to be called.
`pg-old-key`		Internal helper of the pager (common/pager.fs), which stops the output of a typed line at each screenful. Not meant to be called.
`pg-old-key?`		Internal helper of the pager (common/pager.fs), which stops the output of a typed line at each screenful. Not meant to be called.
`pg-old-prompt`		Internal helper of the pager (common/pager.fs), which stops the output of a typed line at each screenful. Not meant to be called.
`pg-old-type`		Internal helper of the pager (common/pager.fs), which stops the output of a typed line at each screenful. Not meant to be called.
`pg-pause`	`( -- )`	Internal helper of the pager (common/pager.fs), which stops the output of a typed line at each screenful. Not meant to be called.
`pg-prompt`	`( -- )`	the screen height, asked once per prompt
`pg-raw`	`( a n -- )`	Internal helper of the pager (common/pager.fs), which stops the output of a typed line at each screenful. Not meant to be called.
`pg-scan`	`( a n -- k f )`	k characters up to and including the first newline, f: found
`pg-type`	`( a n -- )`	Internal helper of the pager (common/pager.fs), which stops the output of a typed line at each screenful. Not meant to be called.
`pg-wait`	`( -- c )`	Internal helper of the pager (common/pager.fs), which stops the output of a typed line at each screenful. Not meant to be called.
`pl`	`( a n -- )`	Prints the text a n on the next row of the outline in writhdeck.
`pool`		Internal state or helper of the list of candidate words kept by the Tab completion (common/lineedit.fs).
`pool-cnt`		Internal state or helper of the list of candidate words kept by the Tab completion (common/lineedit.fs).
`pool-max`		Internal state or helper of the list of candidate words kept by the Tab completion (common/lineedit.fs).
`pool-ptr`		Internal state or helper of the list of candidate words kept by the Tab completion (common/lineedit.fs).
`pool-size`		Constant, 8192.
`pool-used`		Internal state or helper of the list of candidate words kept by the Tab completion (common/lineedit.fs).
`pool@`	`( p -- a n )`	Internal state or helper of the list of candidate words kept by the Tab completion (common/lineedit.fs).
`r-copy`	`( -- a )`	Variable: set at the end of the boot, from then `r"`, `r\
`r-lit`	`( a n -- a n \	)`
`rec-ctl`	`( a n -- xt rectype \	rectype-none )`
`rectype-ctl`
`sink`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`sj`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`sk`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`src-ref`	`( -- a )`	Variable: set when a string literal points into the text being read (see `include-file`).
`thrown`	`( -- a )`	Variable: the last value passed to `throw`, kept for the prompt.
`ud/base`	`( lo hi -- rem lo hi )`	divide by the current base
`ud>s`	`( lo hi -- a n )`	Converts an unsigned double to a string in the current base, in a buffer of 80 characters.
`upc`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`wbuf`	`( -- a )`	Buffer of 256 characters used by `compare` and `search`.
`wlen`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.
`wsv`		Internal helper of the line editor (common/lineedit.fs): history, cursor moves and Tab completion of the line typed at the prompt. Not meant to be called.

Vocabulary `posix` (10 words)

Word	Stack	What it does
`getcwd`		C function `getcwd`, 2 arguments.
`lib-name`
`lib-try`
`mac-lib`
`on-mac?`
`os`
`sdl2-image-lib`
`sdl2-lib`
`sdl2-mixer-lib`
`sdl2-ttf-lib`

Vocabulary `x11` (1 words)

Word	Stack	What it does
`"`

Vocabulary `termios` (1 words)

Word	Stack	What it does
`form-hook`	`( -- xt\	0 )`

New words

Vocabulary forth (93 words)

Vocabulary internals (178 words)

Vocabulary posix (10 words)

Vocabulary x11 (1 words)

Vocabulary termios (1 words)

Vocabulary `forth` (93 words)

Vocabulary `internals` (178 words)

Vocabulary `posix` (10 words)

Vocabulary `x11` (1 words)

Vocabulary `termios` (1 words)