http://docs.factorcode.org/content/word-command-line,command-line.html
says:
In deployed applications, it contains the entire command line.
But in my deployed application I only get the arguments and not the
command name.
Georg
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Hi Georg,
I don't see a difference between deploy and when a script/vocabulary is run
directly.
Is your question about deploy, or how to obtain the command/executable name?
Thanks,
John.
On Mon, Dec 22, 2014 at 2:21 AM, Georg Simon georg.si...@auge.de wrote:
I would like to spark a little discussion: is a package manager seen
as something useful? Is it needed at this time? Could it be reasonably
implemented using symlinks? (Kind of what Npm does).
I do not want to push something if the community does not feel the
need for it - at least at the moment.
Hi Andrea,
I think it's a great idea! And I love that you built something we can
start using and thinking about. My preference would be to keep it simple
and iterate on it as often as you can. Start solving problems and when you
come across some new problem that needs solving, well then solve
Am Mon, 22 Dec 2014 06:51:22 -0800
schrieb John Benediktsson mrj...@gmail.com:
Hi Georg,
I don't see a difference between deploy and when a script/vocabulary
is run directly.
Is your question about deploy, or how to obtain the
command/executable name?
Thanks,
John.
Hi John,
yes I
We try and make it consistent between deployed and non-deployed applications.
It looks like we are not storing the executable name right now (argv[0]).
Probably we should fix that I guess!
If we fix it in master are you comfortable running a nightly build? (They are
well tested before the
Hi,
I'm having a bit of trouble working out how to create a UI that edits parts
of a tuple data structure.
First of all, what's the best way of keeping the tuple, plus other stateful
parts of the UI, available to edit? The options seem to be:
1 - Make a mega-tuple that contains the tuple plus
Hi Mark,
The vocab ui.tools.inspector is already a gadget that edits tuples. Check
it out if you haven't:
TUPLE: foo a b c ;
foo new
! click foo
! click slot c in tuple so it's highlighted blue
! click edit slot, 3rd button at top
Check out that vocabulary and see if it helps. If not, I can
Hi Georg,
I pushed a fix to provide you the executable name.
Basically the ``(command-line)`` word in the command-line vocabulary is the
raw command-line, which includes all command-line arguments including the
executable. The ``command-line`` symbol is where we keep the other
arguments to the
