On Fri, Nov 12, 2010 at 8:01 PM, Shaping
wrote
> Chris, I like your document, even though it is out of
date.
Just to be clear the handbook.pdf is Slava's document.
Yes, sorry, I should have looked... I need to get on with some act
What is currently the best example/demo involving a locally running
web-server serving HTML pages? I need to get more deeply into HTML 5 and
CSS 3, anyway.
Shaping
From: Jim mack [mailto:j...@less2do.com]
Sent: 2010-November-11, 13:29
To: factor-talk@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: R
On Fri, Nov 12, 2010 at 8:01 PM, Shaping wrote
> Chris, I like your document, even though it is out of date.
Just to be clear the handbook.pdf is Slava's document. I just
generated it from the original source. I did produce this one which is
a collection of my blog posts:
http://www.bluishcoder.
Chris, I like your document, even though it is out of date.
I think Balazs wants (as would I and others, I suspect) a nearly linear
tutorial-like instruction, including: setting up the Git repository;
checking out the clean branch; building Factor from that branch; running
Factor; setting up you
Hi Jeff,
[let is defined in the locals vocabulary, and [let* is gone now. If
you saw an old blog post talking about [let and [let*, chances are it
uses the old syntax for [let too. Nowadays, we do this:
:: foo ( -- z )
5 :> x
6 :> y
x y + ;
Slava
On Thu, Nov 11, 2010 at 7:10 PM, Jef
I first noticed this on xp once I had loaded a few libraries, usually
furnace. Does the fresh exe seems reasonable?
On Thu, Nov 11, 2010 at 5:17 PM, Jeff C. Britton wrote:
> On Windows XP the Browser that is opened upon clicking Help in the listener
> is painfully slow.
>
> For example, I click
> However, I just noticed that the timestamp placed on
> tetris.exe is 11/04/2010, but
> tetris.image is 11/11/2010.
That's normal, Jeff. The .exe is just a direct copy of the original
factor.exe (or factor.com for console applications).
-Joe
-
On 11/11/2010 10:10 PM, Jeff C. Britton wrote:
> I am trying to use
> [let
> [let*
> And
> |
>
> in the listener and they are not recognized.
Did you make sure to USE: the correct library?
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Try ``USE: locals'' first.
Also, you are getting restarts, no? Find the option that looks good, highlight
it, and hit enter.
No word named “[let” found in current vocabulary search path
- Abort
- Use the locals vocabulary < this one :-)
- Defer word in current vocabulary
Doug
On N
I am trying to use
[let
[let*
And
|
in the listener and they are not recognized.
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On Windows XP the Browser that is opened upon clicking Help in the listener is
painfully slow.
For example, I clicked on Vocabulary tags, and a couple of minutes went by
before the tags appeared.
I then clicked on collections and another couple of minutes went by before the
collections appeare
Thanks, both work.
However,
factor -run=time-server
does not start the time-server.
--Jeff
>From Slava,
"
You need to do factor -run=hello-world
This file is meant to be run as a vocabulary ,not a stand-alone
script. For a stand-alone script hello world, try this:
--
USE: io
"Hello w
Don't ignore the possibility of deploying as a local http server and having
a local webapp. The server would be on the box, so it could do things
locally, call COM, access clipboard. It's how I'm trying to do things, and
works cross-platform, and is only limited by your html/css skills.
On Thu,
1) A google search: site:http://docs.factorcode.org/ "[ ] each"
often finds what I'm looking for in the details, rather than as a
topic/word.
2) I generate the docs html locally using a word provided and use a grep
tool.
USE: help.html
load-all
generate-help
will make it in factor
My apologies,
"tetris" deploy-tool does indeed work.
I just did not wait long enough.
I was using version .94, I miss typed an earlier post as version .04.
I just downloaded factor-winnt-x86-32-2010-11-04-13-12.zip.
This also works.
However, I just noticed that the timestamp placed on
tetris.e
Thank you!
On Nov 11, 2010, at 1:52 PM, Joe Groff wrote:
> On Thu, Nov 11, 2010 at 5:03 PM, Balazs Toth wrote:
>
>> Hi Chris,
>>
>> thanks for the answer. About the reliability of the features: I am curious
>> how often do you stumble upon a feature that is not fully implemented, or
>> not i
On Thu, Nov 11, 2010 at 5:03 PM, Balazs Toth wrote:
> Hi Chris,
>
> thanks for the answer. About the reliability of the features: I am curious
> how often do you stumble upon a feature that is not fully implemented, or not
> implemented in a cross-platform way.
>
The stuff in basis/ has genera
Hi Chris,
thanks for the answer. About the reliability of the features: I am curious how
often do you stumble upon a feature that is not fully implemented, or not
implemented in a cross-platform way.
Bye,
Balazs
On Nov 11, 2010, at 12:23 PM, Chris Double wrote:
> On Fri, Nov 12, 2010 at 12:0
On Fri, Nov 12, 2010 at 12:09 AM, Balazs Toth wrote:
> - is there some accumulated, readable documentation of Factor somewhere? Or
> at least a cheat sheet about the various features of the language? The help
> system is really nice and sufficient as it is if someone already knows what
> he is
Hi,
I don't know if my previous mail reached the list or not, but let me ask you
once again:
- is there some accumulated, readable documentation of Factor somewhere? Or at
least a cheat sheet about the various features of the language? The help system
is really nice and sufficient as it is if
The following changes since commit dbfade143cbb41e31cb830dc7973f8997718b40f:
splitting: fix stack effect declaration of (split) (2010-11-06 17:50:39
-0700)
are available in the git repository at:
git://git.rfc1149.net/factor.git for-slava
Samuel Tardieu (1):
path-finding: add Dijkstra
> I would still like to convince my sup that Factor is the way to go, and
> he'll want the latest and greatest Windows 7 GUI, eventually. So my next
> question is: Has anyone undertaken the task of making a more up-to-date
> looking set of widgets for Factor to use when creating GUI apps, even
> > How do I use the keyboard keys to cycle
back through old
> expressions?
> > Currently I have to scroll to the old
position and double-click to
> > re-enter it.
>
http://docs.factorcode.org/content/article-ui-listener.html
I see it now. Sorry I missed it.
Shaping
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> Ultimately, it hung up. The Listener was frozen.
It will say 'Compiling...' for a few minutes -- are you sure
it was
frozen and not just working?
I recall that during my compiling of Tetris, it "stuck" for a long time on
one file, and then contin
On Thu, Nov 11, 2010 at 2:35 PM, Shaping wrote:
> I would still like to convince my sup that Factor is the way to go, and
> he'll want the latest and greatest Windows 7 GUI, eventually. So my next
> question is: Has anyone undertaken the task of making a more up-to-date
> looking set of widgets f
> Incidentally, has it occurred to you that the authors of this
program
> (not me!) are the most active members of this list? Also,
that the
> author of a program might take some offence at being told
that it "is
> not polished visu
> I've noticed that the online EBNF help is not the same as
that in the local
> Help Browser.
It is the same, except for possible minor differences
between Factor
versions. If you go:
"peg.ebnf" about
"Shaping" writes:
> > How do I use the keyboard keys to cycle back through old
> expressions?
> > Currently I have to scroll to the old position and
> double-click to
> > re-enter it.
>
> See
>
> http://docs.factorcode.org/content/ar
On Thu, Nov 11, 2010 at 9:26 PM, Shaping wrote:
>> How do I use the keyboard keys to cycle back through old expressions?
>
>> Currently I have to scroll to the old position and double-click to
>
>> re-enter it.
http://docs.factorcode.org/content/article-ui-listener.html
Chris.
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http://www.blu
> How do I use the keyboard keys to cycle back through old
expressions?
> Currently I have to scroll to the old position and
double-click to
> re-enter it.
See
http://docs.factorcode.org/content/article-gadgets-editors-comma
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