Oh, and it turns out that saving the image with the changes to the
interactive-vocabs variable works after all. Thanks again for that insight!
On Sun, Nov 29, 2020 at 1:20 PM kevin wrote:
> Alexander: thanks a lot! Your code did the trick nicely. I added a bunch
> of other of my commonly-used vo
Alexander: thanks a lot! Your code did the trick nicely. I added a bunch of
other of my commonly-used vocabs as well and I can barely tell the
difference in the time it takes to start up the listener. It would still be
neat to get images working, but this makes me very happy for now.
As for range
Is it possible to merge the range and interval concepts into one thing? Not sure if a good idea, but would resolve the confusion. https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/2056510/what-is-the-mathematical-symbol-for-range It seems that for integer values there is also the notation of {a..b}, which i
The common ambiguity between math.ranges and math.intervals has also bothered
us.
I did like the syntax aside from that issue that, but we are experimenting with
new range syntax:
[a..b]
(a..b]
(a..b)
[a..b)
What do you think of that instead?
Some other variants discussed from other language
Here's the full code for .factor-rc: USING: listener namespaces sequences ;! Add math.ranges to the Scratchpad vocab of the Listener.interactive-vocabs [ "math.ranges" suffix ] change-global 29.11.2020, 16:50, "Alexander Ilin" :See the SYMBOL: interactive-vocabs in the basis\listener.factor. 29.11
See the SYMBOL: interactive-vocabs in the basis\listener.factor. 29.11.2020, 15:25, "Alexander Ilin" :I think you need to somehow edit the vocabs preloaded into the Scratchpad vocab of the Listener. 29.11.2020, 12:07, "kevin" :Hello fellow Factor users. Today, I finally becam
I think you need to somehow edit the vocabs preloaded into the Scratchpad vocab of the Listener. 29.11.2020, 12:07, "kevin" :Hello fellow Factor users. Today, I finally became fed up with having to load the math.ranges vocabulary in the listener every time I want to use a word like [a,b]. Especiall
Hello fellow Factor users.
Today, I finally became fed up with having to load the math.ranges
vocabulary in the listener every time I want to use a word like [a,b].
Especially since it needs to disambiguate with math.intervals and I have to
stop and think about which one to pick.
I was under the