Look at my program: Its a server

In the spirit of wanting to see more programs on this board, I am posting this programlet. Its the beginnings of a server so I can talk to my universe LispM program as though its a BBS through a terminal program like putty.

Please post your programs as also well too mutually also together. I would like to see them. If they are graphical or audioful or gameful or simulationful programs are preferred, but of course, post any program.

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WISHFUL THINKING

function svrRunLuaPromptServer(sck)
local s = svrReceive(sck)
if s ~= "" then
luaCall(s)
local err = getErrorText()
if err ~= "" then
svrSend(err, sck)
clearError()
end
-- svrSend("Ready.\n")
--svrSend("\n> ")
svrSend("> ", sck)
end
end

function svrRunEchoServer(sck)
-- echo server
local s = svrReceive(sck)
if s~="" then
clearTrace()
for i=1,#s,1 do
print(string.byte(s,i))
end
end
svrSend(s, sck)
end

function initServer()
svrStart()
print("Server started")
coroutine.yield()

print("Waiting for terminal client...")
repeat
sck1 = svrAccept()
coroutine.yield()
until svrIsValidSocket(sck1)

print("Terminal client connected.")

svrSend("You are the lua prompt terminal\n> ", sck1)
coroutine.yield()

print("Waiting for echo client...")

repeat
sck2 = svrAccept()
coroutine.yield()
until svrIsValidSocket(sck2)

print("Echo client connected.")

svrSend("You are the echo terminal", sck2)
end

function restartServer()
initServerRoutine = coroutine.create(initServer)
coroutine.resume(initServerRoutine)
end

if initServerRoutine == nil then
restartServer()
end

function update()
if coroutine.status(initServerRoutine) ~= "dead" then
coroutine.resume(initServerRoutine)
else
svrRunLuaPromptServer(sck1)
svrRunEchoServer(sck2)
end
end

>>20
You're going off track. The human mind is wonderfully flexible. Did you know, I could leave out the capital letters and question mark from this sentence and it would cause no measurable hinderance to your digesting it as a condescending rhetorical question?
Typesetting is irrelevant to the different syntaxen used in different languages, and you know it. I use one font in my terminal, and I chose it. I didn't choose Lua's keywords and I can deal with that. There are studies on eye strain in the context of serif and sans-serif fonts on screen and paper, and there is a correlation. There is nothing in response to "FIOC looks worse to me than open and closed braces" except "shut the fuck up you whiny bitch and get back to work".