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2009-01-16T16:47:48Z

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2006-10-01T14:14:38Z

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2006-05-30T16:58:47Z

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	The '''Organiser Programming Language''' (OPL) is a common [[embedded system\|embedded]] [[programming language]] for portable devices such as [[Personal digital assistant\|PDAs]]. [[Source code]] written in OPL can be [[compile]]d for several [[Psion]] devices, including the PSION [[Psion 3\|Series 3]], [[Psion 5\|Series 5]], [[Psion 7\|Series 7]], and the PSION WorkAbout.
	The first implementation (without graphics) was for the [[Psion Organiser]] II (1986).

	OPL is a [[structured programming]] language. Example:

	PROC test:
	print "Test"
	pause 80
	ENDP

	OPL includes easy access to graphical functions, menus and other [[GUI]] elements.

	After [[Psion]] retired from the PDA market, the project was resumed as [[Open Source]] and the [[Acronym]] was reinterpreted as [[Open Programming Language]]. Developement continues on [[SourceForge]] by the ''opl-dev'' project.

	==See also==
	* [[Open programming language]]


	[[category:Programming languages]]
	[[category:BASIC programming language family]]

2006-05-07T20:24:31Z

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			{{mergeto\|Open programming language}}

	The '''Organiser Programming Language''' (OPL) is a common [[embedded system\|embedded]] [[programming language]] for portable devices such as [[Personal digital assistant\|PDAs]]. [[Source code]] written in OPL can be [[compile]]d for several [[Psion]] devices, including the PSION [[Psion 3\|Series 3]], [[Psion 5\|Series 5]], [[Psion 7\|Series 7]], and the PSION WorkAbout.		The '''Organiser Programming Language''' (OPL) is a common [[embedded system\|embedded]] [[programming language]] for portable devices such as [[Personal digital assistant\|PDAs]]. [[Source code]] written in OPL can be [[compile]]d for several [[Psion]] devices, including the PSION [[Psion 3\|Series 3]], [[Psion 5\|Series 5]], [[Psion 7\|Series 7]], and the PSION WorkAbout.
	The first implementation (without graphics) was for the [[Psion Organiser]] II (1986).		The first implementation (without graphics) was for the [[Psion Organiser]] II (1986).

2005-10-13T09:58:07Z

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	[[category:Programming languages]]		[[category:Programming languages]]
	[[category:BASIC programming language family]]		[[category:BASIC programming language family]]

2005-10-12T19:38:07Z

link to Psion Organiser / explain open vs. organiser PL

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	The '''Organiser Programming Language''' (OPL) is a common [[embedded system\|embedded]] [[programming language]] for portable devices such as [[Personal digital assistant\|PDAs]]. [[Source code]] written in OPL can be [[compile]]d for several [[Psion]] devices, including the PSION [[Psion 3\|Series 3]], [[Psion 5\|Series 5]], [[Psion 7\|Series 7]], and the PSION WorkAbout.		The '''Organiser Programming Language''' (OPL) is a common [[embedded system\|embedded]] [[programming language]] for portable devices such as [[Personal digital assistant\|PDAs]]. [[Source code]] written in OPL can be [[compile]]d for several [[Psion]] devices, including the PSION [[Psion 3\|Series 3]], [[Psion 5\|Series 5]], [[Psion 7\|Series 7]], and the PSION WorkAbout.
			The first implementation (without graphics) was for the [[Psion Organiser]] II (1986).

	OPL is a [[structured programming]] language. Example:		OPL is a [[structured programming]] language. Example:
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	OPL includes easy access to graphical functions, menus and other [[GUI]] elements.		OPL includes easy access to graphical functions, menus and other [[GUI]] elements.

			After [[Psion]] retired from the PDA market, the project was resumed as [[Open Source]] and the [[Acronym]] was reinterpreted as [[Open Programming Language]]. Developement continues on [[SourceForge]] by the ''opl-dev'' project.

	==See also==		==See also==

2005-09-28T04:47:40Z

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	[[category:Programming languages]]		[[category:Programming languages]]
			[[category:BASIC programming language family]]

2005-09-28T04:43:58Z

2005-07-21T11:31:39Z

link: Psion Series 7

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	The '''Organiser Programming Language''' (OPL) is a common [[embedded system\|embedded]] [[programming language]] for portable devices such as [[Personal digital assistant\|PDAs]]. [[Source code]] written in OPL can be [[compile]]d for several [[Psion]] devices, including the PSION [[Psion 3\|Series 3]], [[Psion 5\|Series 5]], Series 7, and the PSION WorkAbout.		The '''Organiser Programming Language''' (OPL) is a common [[embedded system\|embedded]] [[programming language]] for portable devices such as [[Personal digital assistant\|PDAs]]. [[Source code]] written in OPL can be [[compile]]d for several [[Psion]] devices, including the PSION [[Psion 3\|Series 3]], [[Psion 5\|Series 5]], [[Psion 7\|Series 7]], and the PSION WorkAbout.

	OPL is a [[structured programming]] language. Example:		OPL is a [[structured programming]] language. Example:

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	OPL includes easy access to graphical functions, menus and other [[GUI]] elements.		OPL includes easy access to graphical functions, menus and other [[GUI]] elements.

			==See also==
			* [[Open programming language]]


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