Thank you very much Guido. It is a nice perspective to show about practical applications for such abstract thing.Best regards, Nail.
Wonderful! But i fear, most of the audience here hasn't the slightest idea,
what it's all about. Let me explain!
Maybe, you have already clicked into some graphics in your browser or just
used the "onmouseover" functionality. In HTML, everything is repesented in
a DOM, that's a tree structure,
Thank you, yeah, I messed up with repo visibility. Now its seems okay.
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From: andr...@itship.ch
Sent: 20 May 2019 00:32
To: picolisp@software-lab.de
Reply to: picolisp@software-lab.de
Subject: Re: lens.l -
lens.l isn't there, but i found your trie.l quite interesting!
https://gitlab.com/Abel-ze-Normand/trie.l/blob/master/trie.l
Abel Normand schrieb am So., 19. Mai 2019,
23:08:
> Hello everyone.
>
> I'm happy to present you my last project:
> https://gitlab.com/Abel-ze-Normand/lens.l. It is a
Hi Abel
It seems your lens.l is a private repository, as the link leads to a
gitlab login.
I can open https://gitlab.com/Abel-ze-Normand/bloom_filter, but
https://gitlab.com/Abel-ze-Normand/lens.l is protected.
Looking forward to your lens implementation :)
Best regards
beneroth
Am
Hello everyone.
I'm happy to present you my last project:
https://gitlab.com/Abel-ze-Normand/lens.l. It is a very nice abstraction
from Haskell functional programming community and I wanted to share with
you this PicoLisp implementation of Lens pattern and utilities to work with
them. I plan to
Thank you Alex!
I was just finding out my own syntax errors, but this is helpful to me. I have
a young child at home and only get small slices of time to learn PicoLisp. I
sent that code in a rush this morning.
I will keep experimenting with the language, but I appreciate the help! Being
able
Hi Grant,
> If you don't mind, I am still having a bit of trouble figuring out if my E/R
> models are correct, and also if I'm creating objects in the right way. Here's
> what I have so far, I'd appreciate any comments or hints! Thank you!
> (class +User +Entity)
> (rel nr (+Need +Key +Number))
Thanks for the reply!
That makes sense, I knew it must have something to do with the b-tree index
structure, but have just been following examples and language reference.
'collect and 'select are definitely more appropriate for the exploration I am
doing (though I am also curious about the
Hi Mansur,
> finally I've found it
Cool, thanks! :)
Minor note:
> (push '*Mimes '(`(chop "json") "application/json; charset=utf-8"))
There is a utility 'mime' for that, also in @lib/http.l
(mime "json" "application/json; charset=utf-8" 1)
It not only pushes new entries, but also
Hi again,
finally I've found it
Sorry, I was in hurry and sent it to wrong place first time :)
The same at pastebin: https://pastebin.com/nQVqbrUz
#
# Mansur Mamkin
# httpjson.l adds support for POST-requests with JSON body
#
(push '*Mimes '(`(chop "json") "application/json; charset=utf-8"))
HI all!
There is another way, you can make a little patch in http.l in standard
library to handle 'application/json' mimetype in POST body.
I've tried to find that implementation in my archive, but no success at the
moment. I hope I'll find later today
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