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lispm
@symbolics@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 days ago
Daniel Kochmański
Daniel Kochmański
@jackdaniel@functional.cafe  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago
GenEd running in McCLIM
sigue
sigue
@sigue@universeodon.com  ·  activity timestamp 3 days ago
Daniel Kochmański
Daniel Kochmański
@jackdaniel@functional.cafe  ·  activity timestamp 3 days ago
charliemac
charliemac
@charliemac@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 4 weeks ago
Video that starts by showing an Emacs editor with a Lisp REPL running. The McCLIM demo app is started. It shows a new window with many standard, gray UI buttons with labels of the various demos they could launch. The pointer is moved rapidly across the buttons to trigger the "on hover" highlighting effect. There is a noticable lag between when the mouse is over the button and the button highlighting. Next, the "Stream Test" demo is started. It shows yet another new window with a large white area. When the mouse hovers or moves within this area text is rapidly displayed with information about the CLIM event e.g. CLIM:POINTER-MOTION-EVENT x:... y:.... and CLIM:POINTER-ENTER-EVENT, etc., one per line.
charliemac
charliemac
@charliemac@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 4 weeks ago
Video that starts by showing an Emacs editor with a Lisp REPL running. The McCLIM demo app is started. It shows a new window with many standard, gray UI buttons with labels of the various demos they could launch. The pointer is moved rapidly across the buttons to trigger the "on hover" highlighting effect. There is a noticable lag between when the mouse is over the button and the button highlighting. Next, the "Stream Test" demo is started. It shows yet another new window with a large white area. When the mouse hovers or moves within this area text is rapidly displayed with information about the CLIM event e.g. CLIM:POINTER-MOTION-EVENT x:... y:.... and CLIM:POINTER-ENTER-EVENT, etc., one per line.
screwlisp
screwlisp
@screwlisp@gamerplus.org  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago
Similar to the other animation, though this shows the expression presentation-type of the data and the foobar presentation-type in the article of the data (they are obviously the same, but the latter has a box around it as written)
The McCLIM application-frame from the other image, but shown in context in front of an emacs slime repl behind it. The mouse moves over the presentations: The "expression" presentation-type is seen to be naturally sensitive (a box appears around it when moused over)
screwlisp
screwlisp
@screwlisp@gamerplus.org  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago
Similar to the other animation, though this shows the expression presentation-type of the data and the foobar presentation-type in the article of the data (they are obviously the same, but the latter has a box around it as written)
The McCLIM application-frame from the other image, but shown in context in front of an emacs slime repl behind it. The mouse moves over the presentations: The "expression" presentation-type is seen to be naturally sensitive (a box appears around it when moused over)
screwlisp
screwlisp
@screwlisp@gamerplus.org  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago
My NicCLIM McCLIM map again; but I added pictures, in which I basically replaced LEFT with a squiggly cursive left, right similarly, left2rite similarly. Except I used white in left2right, so I put the unix_surrealism penguin behind it in the map for contrast.
An animation of the NicCLIM from earlier: but the too-wide map has been replaced with a fits-nicely-grid, in which a radio choice pops up, allowing the player @ to travel to 'the right half' map.
no images... About 11 columns of a "hexagonal" arrangement of boxes on the right half of a common lisp interface manager user interface, with the left having an interactor and several informational boxes. It is my NicCLIM, which is basically just McCLIM as such.
no images... About 11 columns of a "hexagonal" arrangement of boxes on the right half of a common lisp interface manager user interface, with the left having an interactor and several informational boxes. It is my NicCLIM, which is basically just McCLIM as such.
no images... About 11 columns of a "hexagonal" arrangement of boxes on the right half of a common lisp interface manager user interface, with the left having an interactor and several informational boxes. It is my NicCLIM, which is basically just McCLIM as such.
d@nny disc@ mc² and 1 other boosted
Daniel Kochmański
Daniel Kochmański
@jackdaniel@functional.cafe  ·  activity timestamp 3 months ago
screwlisp
screwlisp
@screwlisp@gamerplus.org  ·  activity timestamp 3 months ago
NicCLIM map editor; a Common lisp interface manager 2.0 application frame. The right half is filled with blue and green rectangular tiles, with yellow and pinkish-red overlaid on a few of them. The left half is more of a dashboard, with x=4, y=5, has (EMPTY LIFE), cur1=NIL, cur2=NIL, and an interactor waiting for a Command: . The menu bar across the top has: bitmap, cursor, mov, addrem, layouts:, Rect!, lisp, macro and player.
NicCLIM map editor; a Common lisp interface manager 2.0 application frame. The right half is filled with blue and green rectangular tiles, with yellow and pinkish-red overlaid on a few of them. The left half is more of a dashboard, with x=4, y=5, has (EMPTY LIFE), cur1=NIL, cur2=NIL, and an interactor waiting for a Command: . The menu bar across the top has: bitmap, cursor, mov, addrem, layouts:, Rect!, lisp, macro and player.
NicCLIM map editor; a Common lisp interface manager 2.0 application frame. The right half is filled with blue and green rectangular tiles, with yellow and pinkish-red overlaid on a few of them. The left half is more of a dashboard, with x=4, y=5, has (EMPTY LIFE), cur1=NIL, cur2=NIL, and an interactor waiting for a Command: . The menu bar across the top has: bitmap, cursor, mov, addrem, layouts:, Rect!, lisp, macro and player.
Daniel Kochmański
Daniel Kochmański
@jackdaniel@functional.cafe  ·  activity timestamp 3 months ago
Daniel Kochmański
Daniel Kochmański
@jackdaniel@functional.cafe  ·  activity timestamp 3 months ago
test application for accepting values in mcclim
resynchronize every pass demo of accepting-values dialog in mcclim