Re: [Factor-talk] Locals Usage

to use it at work and hope to expand the opportunities. Now if I could only convince more people that stack based isn't so scary... Glenn V. Glenn Tarcea gtar...@umich.edu -Original Message- From: Samuel Tardieu [mailto:s...@rfc1149.net] Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2009 2:35 PM

[Factor-talk] Fuel bug with quotes

to be getting confused when it encounters a string like: \\t\ In the editor it's showing everything after the quotes (all words, etc.) in the color indicating that they are inside a string. However this seems to work (in terms of highlighting): \ \t \ Thanks, Glenn V. Glenn Tarcea

Re: [Factor-talk] Accessing multiple slots without using dup and swap

Hi Ludovic, You might want to check out the bi word. eg: M: rectangle area [ width ] [ height ] bi * ; There is a really nice tutorial at http://elasticdog.com/ Look under the 'combinators' part for a description of the bi (and other combinators) word. Thanks, Glenn V. Glenn Tarcea

[Factor-talk] Syndication issue?

. Dispatching on object: f I tried this against the latest public build of Factor on Windows (factor-winnt-x86-32-2008-11-18-09-05.zip) Thanks, Glenn V. Glenn Tarcea [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hey buddy, can you paradigm

Re: [Factor-talk] Syndication issue?

either has no url, or is not being parsed properly. Either way, at this point the url is f. Thanks, Glenn V. Glenn Tarcea [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hey buddy, can you paradigm? _ From: V. Glenn Tarcea [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2008 11:29 AM

[Factor-talk] Executing words on data farther up the stack

I'm working my way through supporting all the other operators. Would this be of use to anyone else? Is there perhaps a better way? I've noticed I'm doing a fair bit of stack shuffling in my code as I slowly get used to working with the stack. Thanks, Glenn V. Glenn Tarcea [EMAIL

[Factor-talk] Tracking down errors and warnings

When I load the project I am working on I get a print out like: :errors - print 2 semantic errors. :warnings - print 6 semantic warnings. However, my code seems to run just fine. How can I track down what factor is complaining about? Thanks, Glenn V. Glenn Tarcea [EMAIL PROTECTED

Re: [Factor-talk] Definition of subset

Gal, Thanks. I will keep the link below in mind. Thanks, Glenn _ From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Hegedus Gál Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2008 8:13 AM To: factor-talk@lists.sourceforge.net Subject: Re: [Factor-talk] Definition of subset Hi,

Re: [Factor-talk] Compiling Factor on MacOSX (Tiger) fails

Hi Chris and Slava, This solved the issue. Thanks for the help. I'm really enjoying learning Factor; I've been doing a lot of Lisp hacking of late (I've grown very dissatisfied with the Java/C/C++ set of languages that are so popular). I'm looking forward to learning a concatenative language.