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Devine Lu Linvega

I remember the CanonCat had built-in spreadsheet capabilities, I sometimes want to do math in my files, but I don't want to add a calculator to my text editor.

I had this idea earlier that if I route the text editor to the calculator and back, I basically gain calculator capabilities without bloating the editor.

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PsySal

@neauoire This is so cool :) Thanks for sharing this whole journey

Devine Lu Linvega

@PsySal it's been so fun to explore, I've got to tell everyone ^^

rezmason

@neauoire Wait, so now the whole desktop paradigm is also a Max MSP patch? 🤩

Johannes Laudenberg

@neauoire It's really fun following along. What exactly do we see here? Each window a UXN machine, rendered in an SDL-based WM, on... Linux/X11? Just guessing here. Also, is the calculator setup to auto-send all results?

Devine Lu Linvega

@laudenberg Yup you got it right! The goal is to devise a kind of specs that will be portable, so I'll make a x11 version that can launch instead of i3 for example. The purpose is to design something for systems that don't have the unix subsystem :)

Devine Lu Linvega

@ddlyh something like that pretty much, more also just inline formulas.

Kozmo Danton

@neauoire is that possible to interpret symbolic data? not only digits but variables

Devine Lu Linvega

@alex27 you could pass a pointer to an address in the rom, that should work. I haven't tested it tho, I'm not sure if there couldn't be some race condition there.

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