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Pekr 28-Sep-2009 [18372x2] | yes ... |
back.... | |
BrianH 28-Sep-2009 [18374] | If you use the docs wiki, a trusted subset of the community (read: no spammers) can edit it. |
Pekr 28-Sep-2009 [18375] | so what should we do? Suggest some stuff we think should be in-there for beta? But where to suggest it? Most interested ppl are here, not just right now. So we can collect some stuff, and post it to you "somewhere" - maybe R3 chat Priorities group? |
Carl 28-Sep-2009 [18376] | Yes, ok. So, do we want to add any other columns to it? |
Pekr 28-Sep-2009 [18377] | Columns? Maybe rows? :-) |
Carl 28-Sep-2009 [18378x2] | Yes, use #358 for notes on it. |
Rows are easy. Columns are not. | |
Pekr 28-Sep-2009 [18380] | What other columns we might need? R3 version? E.g. 3.0, 3.1, etc.? Is that needed now? |
Carl 28-Sep-2009 [18381x2] | I was thinking just a "Note" column. We can use it for whatever. |
Ok, must go. Will get that project list on the Docs wiki today. Let's get it filled in, but also think about how to get more community involvement in R3 as it moves forward rapidly now, but must still accelerate to reach the release timeline ("Autumn 2009"). | |
BrianH 28-Sep-2009 [18383] | Don't forget to check CureCode |
Carl 28-Sep-2009 [18384] | Will do. |
Pekr 28-Sep-2009 [18385x3] | Don't do we set our time ourselves? |
Why Autumn? :-) Anything more strategic we might not know about? :-) Or you yourself want to finally move it to final stage? | |
ok, anyway - will wait for the editable doc .... | |
Henrik 28-Sep-2009 [18388x2] | WRT editing the function reference, I suggest we simply go through them, one at a time alphabetically, which is what I'm doing now. I already found a few bits that needed change. |
http://www.rebol.com/r3/docs/functions.html Quick link. | |
Graham 28-Sep-2009 [18390x2] | I suspect community involvement in R3 will increase once there's a modern communication channel. Asking people to participate in some shell based chat is really retro. |
The other issue is that for many things .. R2 is good enough .. a bit like XP users not wanting to upgrade to Windows 7 :) | |
BrianH 28-Sep-2009 [18392] | ... based on their experience of Vista, and without any consideration of the merits of 7. Very similar. |
Pekr 29-Sep-2009 [18393x2] | AND renamed to STAY, ? renamed to THEN, or so it seems for A84 .... |
we are also getting mutliple to/thru. So, now from interesting enhancements, INTO and USE are not implemented yet ... | |
BrianH 29-Sep-2009 [18395x2] | Well, STAY can be dropped later, to be replaced by AND. |
We don't need STAY, we need AND. | |
Pekr 29-Sep-2009 [18397x3] | or we need both |
why to replace anything later??? | |
It seems to me, that Carl does not understand, what AND proposal requests? Maybe he does not even regards AND related bugs being actually bugs? | |
BrianH 29-Sep-2009 [18400] | We need AND more, particularly the feature that was missing from a83 (bug#1238). |
Pekr 29-Sep-2009 [18401] | that should be corrected, before another release with non desired behaviour comes out ... |
BrianH 29-Sep-2009 [18402] | That was the most important feature of AND. |
Pekr 29-Sep-2009 [18403x2] | Damned altme, another lost post ... |
I am not sure I understand the purpose of THEN. I would like to ask, what is the difference between following two cases?: rule1 rule2 | rule3 rule1 then rule2 | rule3 - in both cases, rule1 has to be matched in order to proceed to rule2 - in both cases, if rule1 fails, then rule3 is applied, no? | |
BrianH 29-Sep-2009 [18405] | Just edited the parse proposals, based on recent discussions. Added a STAY proposal, renamed EITHER 2 to THEN, added the controversy to the priorities section. |
Pekr 29-Sep-2009 [18406] | by naming => to 'then, we also probably lost the advantage to combine it with numerical value allowing us to choose a "branch"? |
BrianH 29-Sep-2009 [18407x2] | Pekr, the advantage is that if rule1 succeeds and rule2 fails, rule3 is skipped instead of backtracked to. |
It will look silly with the numeric branch, but the functionality will still be there. Plus, it will look better with a rule1 that includes IF. | |
Pekr 29-Sep-2009 [18409] | rule 1 including if? You mean IF proposal? |
Terry 29-Sep-2009 [18410] | THEN ... like "When Rebol finally wakes up to their lame license THEN it may succeed" |
Pekr 29-Sep-2009 [18411x2] | Terry - your first post after XY months, and insulting? |
I say - f*ck the licecne - that is for lamers to complain about :-) | |
BrianH 29-Sep-2009 [18413] | How do you know what R3's license is, Terry? Have you read something we haven't? |
Terry 29-Sep-2009 [18414] | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yp7r0j4XrO8 |
BrianH 29-Sep-2009 [18415] | Don't see how that is on-topic in this group, though it's funny. |
Pekr 29-Sep-2009 [18416x3] | BrianH: we can hear it once and once again - open-source mantra. Well, your question is absolutly correct - noone knows the licence, yet ppl are complaining. We now have much more important stuff to solve. I expect RT keeping to its initial promise = host code = open-source, interpreter = closed source. But even with closed source Core, we have daily ability to influence its design. Parse project (and not only that) is clear example. If the community would not define it, it would not happen. Now why do I need Core to be open-sourced too? Maybe because of resources. But then - I can imagine 10 incompatible versions of R3 flying around .... |
Terry - good night and be happy with all the open JS, html, and other very nice technologies :-) | |
BrianH: do you think we will get USE and INTO implemented for the first round of parse redo? | |
BrianH 29-Sep-2009 [18419x2] | It's simple: Either the license will be acceptible to me, or I'll switch languages or make a clone. No problem :) |
Because of that, I can be sure that the license will be acceptable to me. | |
Pekr 29-Sep-2009 [18421] | BrianH: the worst thing is, that even if R3 would be open-sourced NOW, there would not be any new activity around. There was an ORCA - how is that there was very little community involvement? Open-source proponents would win their arguments, but they also very often expect, that millions of hours of new forces will magically appear and shift the projet to the new level. |
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