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xantronix
12y ago
One of these days, "gotos: The Good Parts" will overshadow EWD's oft-abused essay, and the world will be spared highly nested, pointy-arrow C resource cleanup code.
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xantronix
12y ago
Sounds a great deal like what I've gone through in my attempts to evangelize Tcl as of late. http://morderwerk.de/Spoken.png http://morderwerk.de/He%20really.png http://morderwerk.de/ha
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xantronix
12y ago
Thanks! You are very sweet. I sincerely hope tänzer sets the right tone for not just the Tcl community, but also so many others that appear to be aging only on account of lacking an influx of new (young) developers. Writing quality code s
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xantronix
12y ago
Hehe, wow. It's actually xan_tronix. I'll update my HN bio!
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xantronix
12y ago
It's astounding the crap [upvar] lets you get away with, ESPECIALLY making your own loop constructs. I'd be boned without it for doing request parsing without the ability to share a string buffer by name, for instance.
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xantronix
12y ago
Don't feel old! Tcl is only two years younger than me and three years older than Python, and hardly anyone considers Python a relic. One day I shall adequately understand why it is that Tcl fell out of favor. The core language was n
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xantronix
12y ago
tänzer also listens to loads more industrial music than Perl's Dancer, but will often be caught listening to Björk when she's hiding. One thing I'm particularly keen on, with tänzer, is making it possible to easily swap in an
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xantronix
12y ago
Check out what this suave devil cranked out. He's got a JimTcl version in the making, too! https://github.com/aidanhs/emtcl Drop in on #Tcl on freenode and say hello!
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xantronix
12y ago
Her part =) The problem with humble and beautiful people and things is that, being of such a disposition, one is often not wont to market and self-promote, something I find to be quite endemic of the ever decreasing Tcl community. However,
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xantronix
12y ago
Really? Lookin' at it right now. Got a screenshot?
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xantronix
12y ago
Please explain for the masses!
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xantronix
12y ago
Try again! Given that this thing is very much a work-in-progress, and I certainly wasn't ready to submit to HN (don't look at me like that! It wasn't me), I suppose one can forgive a little web framework that could of this
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xantronix
12y ago
I was wondering why I woke up to a 500 Internal Server Error, and why I had ran out of fds. That explains it! Having said that, I'm very keen these days on the idea of implementing usage of libevent into core Tcl 8.6, which would be a
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xantronix
12y ago
Gimme a break I just woke up :D But these sorts of little breakages are exactly the thing I want nobody to suffer again as much as possible. And now it seems the world deems it necessary for me to have an HN account! I'll be here all d
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xantronix
12y ago
Well, I certainly wasn't expecting the HN crowd. :)
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xantronix
12y ago
Well! I wasn't expecting THAT to happen. Thanks for helping me find a recent bug, guys! \o/ I'll be cranking out that test suite soon. Site's back online with lighttpd for now.