Cracked it!
I can do live edits of running #uxn applications using only uxn-hosted tools, this is going to change the way I work dramatically.
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Cracked it! I can do live edits of running #uxn applications using only uxn-hosted tools, this is going to change the way I work dramatically. 8 comments
Last year, I tried this through structural editing and threw myself head-first into a wall, I didn't have the right approach and was still a uxntal newbie, but this time around I found a much more robust approach to handling this, but I will have to change the way I design software to facilitate this sort of thing. @neauoire You reinvented Smalltalk from first principles ._. (This is a compliment. Just... wow...) @cr1901 I just finished reading Dealer Of Lightning(Xerox PARC history) and I wanted to see if I could replicated something like their canonical demo, where they'd show how to edit the scroll speed of the smalltalk editor while it's running :D @neauoire So now I can say that "UXN takes Forth, Lisp (well, you can impl Lisp in UXN), and now Smalltalk inspiration and creates something brand new!" I like Smalltalk/the Blue Book. The Blue Book Smalltalk impl targets a basic stack machine. You could probably very easily make a Smalltalk compiler in UXN that compiles to UXN. |
@neauoire why do you have two Lefts