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I am really happy to see McCLIM moving forwards, great hacking! I recently started a project called Studio that is a suite of interactive development tools (pr

by lukego 9y ago

I am really happy to see McCLIM moving forwards, great hacking! I recently started a project called Studio that is a suite of interactive development tools (profilers, etc.) The two frameworks that I shortlisted were McCLIM and The Glamorous Toolkit. Everything else seemed too low-level to me. (I ended up going with the latter because it was more actively developed.) Studio: https://hydra.snabb.co/job/lukego/studio-manual/studio-manual-html/latest/download-by-type/file/Manual#view-hot-traces https://hydra.snabb.co/job/lukego/studio-manual/studio-manua... The Glamorous Toolkit: http://gtoolkit.org/ http://gtoolkit.org/

agumonkey 9y ago
Funny, after the thread about J. Rees T, I dug the web and ended up there https://web.archive.org/web/20061013002258/http://fresh.homeunix.net:80/~luke/misc/haskell/NineNines.hs https://web.archive.org/web/20061013002258/http://fresh.home... small world ps: I just peeked at the regexp function, did someone told you or did you come up with it on your own ? it's so damn short
- lukego 9y ago
  Small world indeed :) that's really old code, I don't remember much about it :)
  - lukego 9y ago
    Regex code was probably based on the standard Erlang regex module that Robert Virding wrote. Simplified by skipping the regex syntax and writing the AST directly (like in scsh.)
    - agumonkey 9y ago
      Ha, great, another name to google :p ps: always skip the parsing.
      - abecedarius 9y ago
        I had some fun Haskelling Thompson's algorithm too: https://github.com/darius/sketchbook/blob/master/regex/nfavector2.hs https://github.com/darius/sketchbook/blob/master/regex/nfave... -- though I think Haskell's at a disadvantage for this one.
mbrock 9y ago
That's an extremely interesting project! I have a need for something very much like it. That it builds on Nix is amazing, and using Smalltalk for the UI seems like an excellent idea too.
- lukego 9y ago
  Thanks! Hope to take this discussion further on Github one day :)

by lukego 9y ago

agumonkey 9y ago

Funny, after the thread about J. Rees T, I dug the web and ended up there https://web.archive.org/web/20061013002258/http://fresh.homeunix.net:80/~luke/misc/haskell/NineNines.hs https://web.archive.org/web/20061013002258/http://fresh.home... small world ps: I just peeked at the regexp function, did someone told you or did you come up with it on your own ? it's so damn short

lukego 9y ago
Small world indeed :) that's really old code, I don't remember much about it :)
- lukego 9y ago
  Regex code was probably based on the standard Erlang regex module that Robert Virding wrote. Simplified by skipping the regex syntax and writing the AST directly (like in scsh.)
  - agumonkey 9y ago
    Ha, great, another name to google :p ps: always skip the parsing.
    - abecedarius 9y ago
      I had some fun Haskelling Thompson's algorithm too: https://github.com/darius/sketchbook/blob/master/regex/nfavector2.hs https://github.com/darius/sketchbook/blob/master/regex/nfave... -- though I think Haskell's at a disadvantage for this one.

mbrock 9y ago

That's an extremely interesting project! I have a need for something very much like it. That it builds on Nix is amazing, and using Smalltalk for the UI seems like an excellent idea too.

lukego 9y ago
Thanks! Hope to take this discussion further on Github one day :)