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Submitted by Sebastian Stark <seb@todesplanet.de>. Boustrophedon is a reading-/writing-style that alternates direction every line. It was originally created by the ancient Greeks. This program formats the text-files to be read in this manner.
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$OpenBSD: patch-boust,v 1.1.1.1 2002/11/28 12:43:44 naddy Exp $
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--- boust.orig Thu Nov 7 00:06:00 2002
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+++ boust Wed Nov 6 23:53:47 2002
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@@ -2,9 +2,9 @@
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# In sh check to see if the "--o" argument is present.
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# If it is, run tclsh, otherwise, run wish.
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# (The backslash makes the following line a comment as well... \
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-THESH="wish"
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+THESH="wish8.3"
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# blah\
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-for arg in "$@" ; do if [ "$arg" == "--o" ] ; then THESH="tclsh" ; fi ; done ; \
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+for arg in "$@" ; do if [ "$arg" == "--o" ] ; then THESH="tclsh8.3" ; fi ; done ; \
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# \
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exec $THESH "$0" "$@"
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