overgauss wrote:
> Primarily I'm currently interested in historical U.S. dollar values as
> the language translation is impossible and I don't anticipate using
> historical British currency values in the near future. I have already
> cursed the fact that I don't have internet access on the thing while
> watching a cowboy movie and tring to figure out how much 15 dollars
> was in 1913 dollars. Kudos on a fine language!

I just added the ability for Frink to read a static file of the
Consumer Price Index data for historical U.S. dollar values. If it
can't connect to the internet, it will read this internal file and use
the (possibly older) values distributed with your version of Frink.

Give it a try. The downloads are available at
http://futureboy.us/frinkdocs/ as always.

By the way, thanks for the donation! Greasing palms always helps to
get new features implemented.

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