On Saturday, January 14, 2017 at 10:48:26 PM UTC+8, Lawrence Bottorff wrote:
> This is all very impressive, indeed. I was wondering if Racket could be used
> to create a new sort of GIS app, i.e., geographic information system. It
> would have to do "vector graphics," which is to say every primit
>
> What would be the novel aspect(s) of your GIS app?
>
Metadata is my main concern, and it's important in GIS and could be improved
upon there -- IMHO. I get the impression from my research that the future of
serious metadata is rooted in type theory and graph databasing, i.e, being able
to
> Also, are these links listed in your responses done in Scribble?
Yes: it's standard for Racket documentation.
What would be the novel aspect(s) of your GIS app?
Dan
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Lawrence Bottorff wrote on 01/14/2017 09:48 AM:
I was wondering if Racket could be used to create a new sort of GIS app, i.e., geographic
information system. It would have to do "vector graphics," which is to say every
primitive drawing object is real, i.e., isn't just a setup step toward creat
This is all very impressive, indeed. I was wondering if Racket could be used to
create a new sort of GIS app, i.e., geographic information system. It would
have to do "vector graphics," which is to say every primitive drawing object is
real, i.e., isn't just a setup step toward creating a raster
Lawrence writes
> Could it do diagrams as well as TikZ ...
For making-TIkz like diagrams check out Jens Axel Søgaard's MetaPict
library. It has as an explicit goal "to narrow the gap between Scribble and
LaTeX + MetaPost/Tikz".
https://soegaard.github.io/docs/metapict/metapict.html
Personally,
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