Hi Arie,
> For some examples it isn't clear how they should be run.
> They are not "ready to run" straight away.
>
> Since I try to make the examples approachable, I strive to also give the
> code (and/or data) to make such examples work.
>
> In this case I guessed that the example could use STD
Hi Alex,
OK thx.
For some examples it isn't clear how they should be run.
They are not "ready to run" straight away.
Since I try to make the examples approachable, I strive to also give the
code (and/or data) to make such examples work.
In this case I guessed that the example could use STDIN. B
Hi Arie,
> when (e.g.) executing this code in a terminal, which expects typed input, I
> can't manage to simulate an EOF in the terminal:
>
> (until (eof)
>(prinl (glue " " (flip (split (line) " " )
This is not possible. Standard input cannot be closed, and then continued in the
REPL
Hi,
when (e.g.) executing this code in a terminal, which expects typed input, I
can't manage to simulate an EOF in the terminal:
(until (eof)
(prinl (glue " " (flip (split (line) " " )
I know this should be possible (in Linux) by using ctrl+d.
However, this forces PicoLisp to a halt!
Hi,
the last days I did a refresh of parts 1 .. 3 of PLEAC docs.
At first I'd tried to get a nice reading experience by having lightblue
backgrounds for paragraph titles and yellow backgrounds per example.
Having done it that way, in the I found the reading experience far from
pleasant.
Also I
