// Start of script

program LanguageFileFileOne(output);
begin
    Write('Project language file 1')
    Write('For: WacOS/OpenCyberdog')
    Write('About:')
    Write('I have decided to have the first project language file for this project (WacOS/OpenCyberdog) to be Pascal, as Pascal is a language used commonly in Classic Mac OS applications. Since the Savannah browser is designed to be more modern, it is written in C++. I chose not to write this project in C++, and I am also guessing that the original base project (Cyberdog) was written in Pascal, as it was a classic Mac OS application. If not, then that just makes this project more unique. Pascal is getting its own project language file, starting here.')
    break
    {No ";" is required after the last statement of a block -
        adding one adds a "null statement" to the program, which is ignored by the compiler.}
end.

// Output:

// Project language file 1
// For: WacOS/OpenCyberdog
// About:
// I have decided to have the first project language file for this project (WacOS/OpenCyberdog) to be Pascal, as Pascal is a language used commonly in Classic Mac OS applications. Since the Savannah browser is designed to be more modern, it is written in C++. I chose not to write this project in C++, and I am also guessing that the original base project (Cyberdog) was written in Pascal, as it was a classic Mac OS application. If not, then that just makes this project more unique. Pascal is getting its own project language file, starting here

// File info
// File version: 1 (2022, Thursday, May 12th at 4:33 pm PST)
// File type: Pascal source file (*.pas)
// Line count (including blank lines and compiler line): 27

// End of script
