2014-03-23 10:29 GMT+01:00 Marc Weber <[email protected]>: > The data I tried bringing is "there is nothing about reactive > programming I know about which comes close to what I know which gets > called reactive". >
Was it so hard to say? > What do I think of when thinking about reactive programming? > - abstractions over "events" by coding functions only. > Where did I see this style? Haskell libraries, urweb, and another > framework you can find on hackage which compiles to js and server > side. > > Does Vim come close (programming wise)? No. > Could you have answered this yourself? Yes: just do :helpgrep reactive. > That's what I've done, finding nothing I hoped that it was present under another name, that's why I created this thread. > Does reactive always make sense? There are use cases where it does make > sense (I tried to point you to existing solutions, if you already know > them it could have been you talking about those) - and there are use > cases where it doesn't make sense - which is why I asked you to clarify > what you're looking for exactly. > > You obviously failed on this. > Clearly not, I asked for reactive programming, to be able some things simpler, not to find a complicated way to do these things. As you said, RP is only a tool, it's relevant in the things I want to do, if I can't do this things using RP, I'll try to do in an other relevant way. I don't want to do RP to do RP, I want to do RP because it is easy to do the things I want to do. > > You can stay in your cavern, but don't force others to stay with you > > because you're afraid by the sunlight. > This is without context - so replying to it would be stupid. > You may want to read up about "bottom posting" which will tell you about > the benefits of "referencing the exact context you're replying to". > > To sum up: If you are more specific people may actually help you. > Otherwise wait or do your own research at > github,bitbucket,google,vim.sf.net(vim wikis) and so on (which is as you > say "known") or wait for additional replies by "more knowledgable vimmers". > > reactive programming is just a tool to get a job done - which job did > you think about when writing your first mail in this thread ? > > Thanks > Marc Weber > I want to be able, for example: - be able to update ViM help automatically to print the correct bindings if I do a map - update the ui when I work on .vim files - print function documentation or usages of it or tests during cursor moves into my code -- -- You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "vim_use" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
