Re: merging edit time and run time
Phillip Eaton <[email protected]>
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Subtext.org is interesting to me in that it works a little like an analogue computer - you turn the dials and see the result. I like the analogy, but it doesn't really work too well for loop structures. I got lost at the recursive bit of the demo - the code just got too messy, too quickly. I good attempt though, giant leaps can start with small steps! It also reminded me of VBA code in an Excel spreadsheet, in the way that the results ripple through the code... Phillip Eaton On Tue May 10 2:45 , Mark Slicker <[email protected]> sent: >On Mon, 9 May 2005, Ray St. Marie wrote: > >> On 5/9/05, Mark Slicker [email protected]> wrote: >>> I thought this was interesting: >>> >>> http://subtextual.org/ >> >> Mark, >> Ray here: >> >> I've seen this before and liked it imediatly, >> I see copy and load, in colorforth, in a similar way as this guy see's >> coding with with copy paste. >> But then I see copy and load in colorforth like the oop model too, so .... >> >> His environment seems more intuitive. Can't wait to write something with it. > >The similarities to colorForth, I think is the integration of the editor >and the language. This environment is clearly different in semantics, >worlds apart from my initial glance. I have been a bit disapointed in >projects like these in addressing system issues and integration with the >hardware. Chuck work is the only work today that seems consider hardware >and software as a whole. > >Mark > >--------------------------------------------------------------------- >To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] >For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] >Main web page - http://www.colorforth.com >