@@ -20,7 +20,13 @@ Below is a simple Hoon program that takes a single number `n` from the user as i
2020$(count (add 1 count)) :: 8
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23−As we mentioned in the previous lesson, the easiest way to use such a program is to run it as a _generator_. Mount your `%base` desk with `|mount %base` (if you didn't do it before), saving a file in the `base/gen` directory of your ship and commiting these changes `|commit %base` allows you to run it from your ship's Dojo (command line) as a generator. Save the above code there as `list.hoon`. Now you can run it in the Dojo with the command below (remember, without the `>`):
23+As we mentioned in the previous lesson, the easiest way to use such a program is to run it as a _generator_. Mount your `%base` desk with `|mount %base` (if you didn't do it before), saving a file in the `base/gen` directory of your ship and commiting these changes `|commit %base` allows you to run it from your ship's Dojo (command line) as a generator. Save the above code there as `list.hoon`.
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25+**Note**: If you're using VS Code on Windows, you might need to manually change
26+the line endings from CRLF to LF in the status bar at the bottom. Urbit requires
27+Unix-style line endings for Hoon files.
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29+Now you can run it in the Dojo with the command below (remember, without the `>`):
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2531`> +list 5`
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