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Daniel Kochmański

It just occured to me, but with multiple prompts we can do this

#McCLIM #lisp #wip

code showing how to create a grid of cells

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Daniel Kochmański

@jackdaniel@functional.cafe · 4 days ago

The train goes on.

#McCLIM #ecl #lisp

Daniel Kochmański

@jackdaniel@functional.cafe · 4 days ago

The train goes on.

#McCLIM #ecl #lisp

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Daniel Kochmański

@jackdaniel@functional.cafe · last week

Alright, this is almost ripe for merging after six months of intense work:

https://codeberg.org/McCLIM/McCLIM/pulls/1477

It is a new input editing implementation written from scratch for #McCLIM, including a rewrite of completions and accepting values abstraactions.

If you have time and energy then please give it a try and report issues before it is merged. After testing and adding new chapters to the manual I'm planning a new release.

#lisp

screwlisp

@screwlisp@gamerplus.org · 6 days ago

#gameDev #commonLisp #McCLIM #NicCLIM Map Editor #devlog sharpsign... alpha release part 1.
https://screwlisp.small-web.org/lispgames/nicclim-alpha/
I also went back and reread McCarthy's original LISP article (Also Part I) to make sure he said programming might be done in terms of pictures. He specifically presented a scheme for turning universal recursive flow charts into lisp s-functions.

On the Sunday-Morning-In-Europe Peertube live one hour from now, (on https://toobnix.org/a/screwtape/videos) I will mostly read from McCarthy's paper.

NicCLIM Map Editor’s Alpha and hextille life, and McCarthy and flowchart programming lisp, Part I

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

@jackdaniel@functional.cafe · last week

Alright, this is almost ripe for merging after six months of intense work:

https://codeberg.org/McCLIM/McCLIM/pulls/1477

It is a new input editing implementation written from scratch for #McCLIM, including a rewrite of completions and accepting values abstraactions.

If you have time and energy then please give it a try and report issues before it is merged. After testing and adding new chapters to the manual I'm planning a new release.

#lisp

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Daniel Kochmański

@jackdaniel@functional.cafe · 2 weeks ago

Progress! Accepting Values almost works as I want it at this point. After that recess to #ecl, testing and a quick #McCLIM release. #lisp

Daniel Kochmański

@jackdaniel@functional.cafe · 2 weeks ago

Progress! Accepting Values almost works as I want it at this point. After that recess to #ecl, testing and a quick #McCLIM release. #lisp

screwlisp

@screwlisp@gamerplus.org · 3 months ago

#programming #workflow #GUI #mcclim #commonLisp #emacs #ecl #clisp #slime #leonardoCalculus #eepitch

https://screwlisp.small-web.org/lispgames/LCKR-object-oriented-simulation-simulation/

I have to say, I am really, really happy with how the flow into the thirty second GIF reflects my ideal computer useage.

Basically, I write a clim command that steers my leonardo system "like a person does" via emacs-server, visible in the background of the straightforward clim interactor GUI I generated in a couple lines.

screwlisp

@screwlisp@gamerplus.org · 4 months ago

#programming #engineering #systems I work sketching graphs of complex systems in canonical #lisp with #mcclim #emacs #eev .
https://screwlisp.small-web.org/complex/complex-systems/

Back of envelope theories of complex systems, as always with my mostly relating to off-hand comments Winograd made in the first page of his Breaking The Complexity Barrier (Again) paper.

What do you think?

Main feature is bootstrapping making these graphs somewhat in terms of themselves metacircularly.

Graph window like
(eev (slime (mcclim (clim-user))))
(os (emacs (eev)))
(screwlisps-knowledge (cons-grapher (clim-user))) — Graph window like (eev (slime (mcclim (clim-user)))) (os (emacs (eev))) (screwlisps-knowledge (cons-grapher (clim-user)))

Graph window like
(eev (slime (mcclim)))
(os (emacs (eev)))
From the article — Graph window like (eev (slime (mcclim))) (os (emacs (eev))) From the article

Graph window like
(a (b (c)))
(d (e (c)))
from the article — Graph window like (a (b (c))) (d (e (c))) from the article

Graph window like
(os (emacs (eev)))
from the article — Graph window like (os (emacs (eev))) from the article