plainspooky/inliner

A tool written in Python that converts indented BASIC programs into a numbered lines style.

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This tool helps retro computer enthusiasts and programmers convert modern, readable BASIC code into the traditional numbered line format required by vintage systems and emulators. You input an indented BASIC program with features like labels and multi-line statements, and it outputs a numbered BASIC program ready for execution on classic machines. It's for anyone writing or porting BASIC code for older platforms.

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Use this if you are writing or maintaining BASIC programs for vintage computers (like Commodore 64, Apple II, or MS-DOS era machines) that require code to be structured with numbered lines.

Not ideal if you are working with modern programming languages or BASIC dialects that do not rely on line numbers for program flow.

retro-computing BASIC-programming vintage-software emulator-development legacy-code
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