Fair enough
Whats that PyBridge you talking about ? First time I hear that.
Well my own python bridge works well for what I need it for, its not that
hard to bridge languages at least for some form of basic RPC. Deeper
language integration would need money and multiple developers of course.
As
A a C++ developer, I think I can better relate to D.
Yeah, Nim is nice.
I asked about the PyBridge as well (as there is in OpenQwaq|Terf) but no
response from Ron so far.
We need more bridges, that's my long term play.
Some decent cash is coming my way, so I hope that I'll be able to devote
>From a basic search it appears that D can generate dynamically linked
libraries (DLL , SO, etc) which will be the easiest way to extend pharo
using D.
However from a very basic search I did it looks like generating dynamically
linked libraries with D is not as straightforward as someone would
I am pretty sure that this whole discussion does more harm than good for most
people's understanding of Unicode.
It is best and (mostly) correct to think of a Unicode string as a sequence of
Unicode characters, each defined/identified by a code point (out of 10.000s
covering all languages).
This is PyBridge
https://github.com/itsmeront/openqwaq/tree/master/qwaqvm/src/plugins/PyBridge
https://github.com/itsmeront/openqwaq/blob/master/qwaqvm/platforms/Cross/plugins/PyBridge/PyBridge.h
Useful for sure, even in 32 bits.
Phil
On Sun, Dec 13, 2015 at 1:07 PM, Dimitris Chloupis
Ah ok so this is the bridge that OpenQwaq uses to communicate with Python,
interesting. I was wondering if I could use this bridge when people
mentioned openQwaq to me , I decided not to try because I could not figure
out how it worked but now with your link its all clear.
With your links you
Hi!
Type:
(1 to: 20) shuffled
and an error is raised.
I have fixed this. Check:
https://pharo.fogbugz.com/f/cases/17233/Interval-cannot-be-shuffled
Cheers,
Alexandre
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Alexandre Bergel http://www.bergel.eu
Hi guys
with Olivier Auverlot we did several attempts (over the year) and we are
happy to release a first draft of a web tutorial
around Pharo. We ask the user to build a simple blog engine.
It goes over
- Mongo
- Seaside
- Magritte
