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How to study and learn math (math.montana.edu)
1 points by pmarin 17y ago|0 comments
572.
Thinking about OSS v5.0 (Open Sound System) project(4front-tech.com)
1 points by pmarin 17y ago|0 comments
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by pmarin 17y ago
Granada, Spain
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by pmarin 17y ago
Well, I removed the link becouse actually is the only one that I have used so I can't compare it with another one.
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How a musician switches from Mac OS X to Ubuntu (createdigitalmusic.com)
3 points by pmarin 17y ago|0 comments
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by pmarin 17y ago
Anyone know which algorithm is used in the digits?
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Atari violates the ScummVM's license(sev-notes.blogspot.com)
36 points by pmarin 17y ago|11 comments
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by pmarin 17y ago
nope, I said that I tried to write the html library in the Tcl programming language using the Tcl comands upvar and uplevel trying to simulate the lisp's macros.
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by pmarin 17y ago
But your result is not html. In the Arc library the arguments of the tags, like whitepage are any expression and only tag the stdout (you can redirect the output to another port). For example: (= a 1) (whitepage (= b (+ a 1)) (pr b))
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by pmarin 17y ago
Just try to imitate the behaviour of this library in your favorite language. I tried in Tcl, simulating macros with upvar, uplevel and even with sugar and is not easy to get the same result. http://tverdeforge.googlepages.com/ahtml.tcl.txt
581.
by pmarin 17y ago
Yep, I think that formatdoc is a subset of markdown. PG makes an explicit reference to the original markdown in the code. From app.arc: ; http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax (def md-from-form (str (o nolinks))
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by pmarin 17y ago
In the Arc source, the function that implements formatdoc syntax is named markdown. http://arcfn.com/doc/app.html#markdown
583.
by pmarin 17y ago
If you have curiosity, many of these ideas are implemented in Arc: Macros for generating HTML: http://arcfn.com/doc/html.html Closures Simulate Subroutines: http://arcfn.com/doc/srv.html
584.
by pmarin 17y ago
Arclite is a subset of Arc written in Javascript. http://jonathan.tang.name/files/arclite/index.html
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Video: A Visit to id Software (1993)(vimeo.com)
3 points by pmarin 17y ago|0 comments
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by pmarin 18y ago
plain text with tabulated data and Awk
587.
by pmarin 18y ago
When arc3 ?
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by pmarin 18y ago
For python: http://docs.python.org/dev/library/ttk.html
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by pmarin 18y ago
The python specific documentation is a reference document not a tutorial and I think that tkinter is based in the old tk library not in ttk (the modern themed TK library). http://blog.tkdocs.com/2009/02/ttk-support-in-python.html
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Tutorial for building high-quality Tk (Tcl, Ruby or Perl) user interfaces.(tkdocs.com)
23 points by pmarin 18y ago|5 comments
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by pmarin 18y ago
This book have copyright and you can buy it in libraries.
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What makes smart phones smart?(dailyprincetonian.com)
1 points by pmarin 18y ago|0 comments
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A First Guide to PostScript(tailrecursive.org)
5 points by pmarin 18y ago|1 comments
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HOPL: an interactive Roster of Programming Languages(hopl.murdoch.edu.au)
1 points by pmarin 18y ago|0 comments
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by pmarin 18y ago
The reason is simple: PG needs a middle size proyect to test his Programming Language (arc) and HN is the result.
596.
by pmarin 18y ago
bwk is a great writer. I enjoyed reading "Practice of Programming" and "The AWK Programming Language".
597.
by pmarin 18y ago
Sadly, Spain will be the next.
598.
by pmarin 18y ago
Nice to see a new Tcl book on the bookshelves
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Happy 15th Birthday to Tcl and the Tk Toolkit(informit.com)
16 points by pmarin 18y ago|7 comments
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by pmarin 18y ago
Another C compiler is tcc ( http://bellard.org/tcc/ ) is a tiny C99 compiler that can be used as scripting language.

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