Glypher is a Colored Forth with roots in RetroForth

It is oriented towards visual programming and game development, and runs
on the Windows platform.

As a colored Forth, it uses different colors (assigned to function keys)
to determine the action to take. It also has a tightly integrated editor.

When Glypher starts, you get a random introduction screen. This is generated
by a small program on block 20. You can navigate through the blocks by using
ALT+the arrow keys. 

Inside a block, use the arrow keys to move around. To delete a word, place 
the cursor directly after the word and press delete. 

To enter a word, type in the word and then press the function key 
corresponding to the color action you wish to take. Use the normal space
bar to simply execute the word.

Use 'save' to save your blocks and 'bye' to quit Glypher. Look around,
tweak things, and have fun! If you do anything interesting with it, please
feel free to share your results with us.



Color      Use
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RED        Define a forth word
ORANGE     Define a macro word
GREY       Compile a Forth word, or execute a macro word, or
           compile a number as a literal. Searches the macro
           dictionary first.
BLUE       Compile a macro word, or have a macro compile a Forth
           when executed
CYAN       Execute forth words only; compile a literal if the next
           word is GREY. Macros will not work here.
MAGENTA    Create a variable inside the source
WHITE      Comments; do nothing
GREEN      Define a string. on GREEN to non-green, the string is
           compiled, EXCEPT when the next color is CYAN, then it
           is placed on the stack.
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