Hello,
Take a look at the USING: statement in automata.ui :
USING: kernel namespaces math quotations arrays hashtables sequences threads
opengl
opengl.gl
colors
ui
ui.gestures
ui.gadgets
ui.gadgets.handler
ui.gadgets.slate
ui.gadgets.labels
ui.gadgets.buttons
ui.gadgets.frames
ui.gadgets.packs
ui.gadgets.grids
ui.gadgets.theme
namespaces.lib hashtables.lib vars
rewrite-closures automata ;
WTF.
For a while now, we've talked about being able to name a set of vocabularies.
I've cooked this up; a set of vocabularies is called a 'domain' (as in domain
specific language). For example, the 'collections' domain consists of the
vocabularies that implement collections. :-)
Now automata.ui does this to get the right vocabs:
USING: kernel math threads domains
colors namespaces.lib hashtables.lib vars rewrite-closures automata ;
DOMAINS: opengl ui ;
So, you can still find tune your 'use' space with USE: and USING, but snarf in
the long lists with DOMAINS:.
If the domain doesn't exist, DOMAINS: will try to use a vocabulary by that
name. So I could also write the above like so:
DOMAINS: kernel math threads domains
colors namespaces.lib hashtables.lib opengl ui vars rewrite-closures
automata ;
http://dharmatech.onigirihouse.com/domains.factor
Ed
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