On Jul 20, 2017 21:14, "ReliableRobots.com" <reliablerobots@gmail.com> wrote:I ran this program and nothing happened so I added self halts and learned it can't even read the input file! Yet the File List tool reads it. Such dichotomy in behavior might be covered by a preference? I know MS Notepad, the simplest editor now allows one to store a file in ones's choice of formats. Does Squeak have a simple choice for input treatments that works in Win10?do"Read a Bible file, reformat for beter readability and html standards."| inPath ootPath inFIle outFile line words |inPath := 'C:\Users\Owner\Desktop\Website\Jesus Words\Matthew.html'. ootPath := 'C:\Users\Owner\Desktop\Website\Jesus Words\Matthew2.html'. inFIle := FileStream oldFileNamed: inPath.outFile := FileStream newFileNamed: ootPath.self halt.[(line := inFIle nextLine) notNilwhileTrue:[words := line substrings.self halt.words size >0 ifTrue:[outFile nextPutAll: line, '<br>'; cr; lf].]].inFIle close.outFile close.It is my observation that Squeak is the last gasp uttered by a mouse when it fears death. It is not a normal sound they make unless they are being eaten by a Python! I hope the Python people don't release code that simply doesn't work.I too am often frustrated by code that will just not work. When I wish to blame the libraries I use, I end up asking myself "how likely is it that the bug is in my code, written by a single frail, weak human, versus a big in code used every day, in anger, by thousands of people?" I am hardly humble, but this thought does help me at least try to practice humility. It is almost always the case that the error end up being mine.frank