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shadwolf 12-Aug-2011 [9365x3] | 118 people camed here since 1th january, 67 people of them camed since 1st agust |
this is what our community is in 2011 ... | |
I see the other language grow I see rebol shrink. Can I ask what you really plan to do to change this ? | |
Kaj 12-Aug-2011 [9368] | Everyone agrees the situation is bad. That's no reason to make it worse by fighting over exactly how bad. Besides, it's old news. Several of us are moving on |
shadwolf 12-Aug-2011 [9369x4] | rebol shrink this is a fact too look how much brillant things were abandonned in those past 5 years sacrificed on the altar of progress to feed r3. But r3 is it really a progress ... I like some of the things in it ... as much as I could see them when Carl presented them like the new trace function but sincerely I never used it ... and sincerely I never used r3 ... I don't even understand why the r2 console was abandonned ... and replaced by the cheapest possible less elegant solution ... |
Kaj I don't think I make things worst I thing most of the people here just don't give a damn ... but if you are at a state were you refuse any discution to try to find a solution to our current problem ... Can we set RMA R3GUI to have as main goal to propose a concrete thing like for example "a rebol console based on their library in octobre" | |
? | |
can we show concretly that carl is wrong to be AWAY undefinatly from rebol ? Can rebol survive this or will rebol community be tired and bring a community project that will continue what ever Carl do to bring the interest back to rebol? | |
Kaj 12-Aug-2011 [9373] | If you keep placing demands on things you have no control over, you will keep being disappointed |
shadwolf 12-Aug-2011 [9374] | Kaj it's been 10 years now I'm around rebol and last time this very people talked about creating a fork of rebol that could standalone as a relevent project with a true future it was before Carl anouncing the r3 projet and already in that time Carl was went missing without news to hear. |
Kaj 12-Aug-2011 [9375] | I know; what's your point? |
shadwolf 12-Aug-2011 [9376x2] | so Carl came at that time with the r3 project motivate us around it gived us hopes and 5 years later we are in the worst situation ... And we are back at the initial stage "carl is missing we need another solution to make rebol granted a futur independently of Carl" |
my point is that I really fear all the actual project to be nothing more than oneshots that runs short and disapear after Carl brillant return to announce on his all mighty goodness he will reboot rebol and do r4 :) | |
Kaj 12-Aug-2011 [9378] | I know, I was there. And we have that solution now |
shadwolf 12-Aug-2011 [9379] | Kaj yeah but in that time we had some solutions too freebe and r# and you own project before boron ... |
Kaj 12-Aug-2011 [9380] | You seem to think I did a clone project, but I never did |
shadwolf 12-Aug-2011 [9381x2] | I mean spinoff existed yet and they runed short because of carl promesses can we say at least that this kind of thing is over and that what ever happend those actual spin off project will perdurate as real intent to break through and break free ? |
you didn't do boron and the one before it ? I didn't said clones I said spinoff | |
Kaj 12-Aug-2011 [9383] | You seem to be confusing me with Karl Robillard for quite some time |
shadwolf 12-Aug-2011 [9384] | possible |
Kaj 12-Aug-2011 [9385] | The way I see it, it's fairly simple. We have no control over REBOL. The clones are open source, so we do have control over them. If they go nowhere, it must be because we're not interested in them, so we would only have ourselves to blame, which is much different from REBOL |
shadwolf 12-Aug-2011 [9386] | those letters here are so small I can take a j for a l |
Kaj 12-Aug-2011 [9387] | There's also an extra R, and if you click on me, you can even see my surname |
shadwolf 12-Aug-2011 [9388] | Kaj exactly ... and that's already my case I will not spend all my free time trying to bring up a langage that its author will abandone ... basically that's why I stoped participating in rebol |
Kaj 12-Aug-2011 [9389] | That's logical, but open source is different |
shadwolf 12-Aug-2011 [9390] | opensource was the case for the other rebol intent ... as far as I know they never succeed in creating a motion around them ... and some were really interesting |
Kaj 12-Aug-2011 [9391] | Yes, so we have ourselves to blame for that |
shadwolf 12-Aug-2011 [9392] | yeah but we don't ... |
Kaj 12-Aug-2011 [9393] | But if you don't see motion around Red, even more is wrong with your eyes ;-) |
shadwolf 12-Aug-2011 [9394x8] | we do as those never happend and we go on ... same discution over and over and over ... even the guy spam his love for jesus growed tired of it :) |
Kaj I see motion around red ... and red is really different from rebol ... | |
and I don't understand red ... well I didn't spent too much time on it and I don't want to hum be more of a SoB that I am ... I can say I like 3 things in rebol code efficient and short, one small VM to do everything, the console to code interactively ... and I think this part was underestimated by carl in r3 ... | |
one of my dream is to have a programing code that allow you to live code and see the result of it ... something like the wysiwyg interface for the documents formated texts | |
it's hard to express ... but I really like the possibility to test live in the console bunch of codes before integrating in my code structures ... | |
I think over all the language I use or used rebol is the closest to this ... | |
ok so enough of me ranting for this month see you in september if I didn't totally forget about rebol til then ( I know you would all be over rejoiced by that eventuality :) ) | |
I think rebol in some way could be more efficent with less [ ] ... I always found them to much present in my code and I think the python way to organise the functions with indentation is interresting not perfect but interresting ... not really suitable for the powerness of a line of code of rebol ... | |
liumengjiang 17-Aug-2011 [9402] | hi |
Rebolek 18-Aug-2011 [9403] | A bug? >> a: [false] == [false] >> either a/1 [true][false] == true |
Ladislav 18-Aug-2011 [9404] | No, try this: a: [#[false]] either a/1 [true][false] |
Rebolek 18-Aug-2011 [9405] | I solved it using either get a/1 [true][false] |
Sunanda 18-Aug-2011 [9406] | Another way of ensuring that block contains what you think it contains: a: reduce [false] |
shadwolf 18-Aug-2011 [9407] | this is typically a source of mistake ... could be cool to take throw somewhere a note on this kind of misleading behavior |
Endo 18-Aug-2011 [9408] | Yep, to see the reason: >> a: [false] == [false] >> type? first a == word! <<-- it's a word not logic >> a: reduce [false] == [false] >> type? first a == logic! << now it's ok |
shadwolf 18-Aug-2011 [9409x4] | this mean the false isn the block isn't "interpreted" .. yeah the reduce need to convert it to what it is supposed to be makes it clear .... |
is it just for logic in a block or is it the same for anything ? like [1] or ["a"] or [1.2$] | |
>> type? a/1 == integer! >> a: ["a"] == ["a"] >> type? a/1 == string! >> a: [true] == [true] >> type? a/1 == word! | |
hum apparently only logic! are affected | |
Endo 18-Aug-2011 [9413x2] | it is like that for the intermadiate values (I don't know if it is the correct word in english..) |
>> o: context [a: 1] >> type? first [o] == word! | |
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