On Saturday, 17-Novenber-2007 at 10:59:28 Tim Johnson wrote,
rantIMHO this is one of the reasons that my
county (USA) is losing programming jobs - to much
desire for stimulus on the part of younger generations.
/rant
The kids are aways right Tim - never forget that! ;-)
And they have a
Hello,
I heard an interesting talk by one Carl S (yes that winemaker guy :-))
He described the human brain as a very slow but massively parallel
computer. That makes a link to the experience that I have had, where
solutions present themselves apparently spontaneously in my brain,
but probably
On Friday, 16-Novenber-2007 at 7:50:39 Tim Johnson wrote,
Nothing beats the interactivity of a console tho'.
I am (I think) the first person to develop an interactive
class on programmer using rebol. My great frustration
was that the students students wanted the bells and whistles -
i.e.
On Saturday 17 November 2007, Carl Read wrote:
On Friday, 16-Novenber-2007 at 7:50:39 Tim Johnson wrote,
Nothing beats the interactivity of a console tho'.
I am (I think) the first person to develop an interactive
class on programmer using rebol. My great frustration
was that the students
2007/11/15, Alan [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
. I'm not a big console guy so I tend not to
start programs from the linux command line.
Another way might be to do your testing from a script,
set up your file associations so that the script is run
on a mouse click.
Example:
you have a file with code
I like Linux but I do not enjoy Rebol programming on it. Mostly due to the
lack of rebol console on Linux.
When I run a program from an icon and it fails you do not get the error info
as no console pops up. I'm not a big console guy so I tend not to start
programs from the linux command line.
