World: r4wp

Well, I haven't opened my mail in several months

:-)

Bruno's work looks very good

However, there are no real widgets. I would have to implement them, 
or a widgets toolkit on top of Curses would have to be bound first. 
That's a bit too much work for me

Curses, very nice work!

I'm just excited to hear there's a new contributor.  Where did he 
come from?

France

I have fixed a pointer arithmetic bug on ARM backend. Now all Red 
tests, including interpreter's one are passing (same as for IA-32), 
console is working fully too. I have a few more tests to add before 
making the 0.3.2 release tomorrow (finally!).

Very cool, congrats Doc!

Thanks Andreas. :-)

Great !!

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This is super great news. Please prepare a beginners guide for dummies 
also, I might need one ;)

Still a bit early for a prime time, as we don't have yet proper errors 
handling. One thing that would be useful though, for anyone trying 
Red, would be to dig out Peter's extraction scripts from the repo 
(in /docs), update/enhance them if needed and make a nice CSS for 
displaying the resulting list of actions/natives/mezz. Anyone?

PRIN/PRINT now do an implicit REDUCE of their argument. Internally, 
it does a `reduce/into` to re-use the same block buffer each time, 
diminishing significantly the stress on the memory manager.

Just noticed the Tower of Hanoi as an activity indicator in the top 
right, on Ohloh - appropriate?
http://www.ohloh.net/p/red-language

I've noticed it too, seems that Tower of Hanoi are trendy. ;-)

As is "Red" name:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_(Taylor_Swift_album)
http://www.sfr.fr/telephonie-mobile/series-red-de-sfr.html
and many more...

I need to hire Taylor Swift for making the promotion of Red 1.0 ;-)

Doc, maybe you can start a Kickstarter campaign to raise money to 
pay her. ;-)

The Download link on Ohloh is wrong

Link fixed, thanks.

Added multi-line input support to Red console...yes, you can now 
paste your Red script directly into the console. ;-)

In the process, I've uncovered several new bugs, so I'm processing 
them before making the release.

Programming is the art of creating bugs

Hear hear

@Rebolek: as you have implemented a multi-line input support for 
your gfx console for R3, you might be interested in having a look 
at how I've achieved it for Red:


https://github.com/dockimbel/Red/blob/master/red/tests/console.red


I'm not fully satisfied by my implementation, but don't have more 
spare time to work on it further. If you have a better/simpler approach 
and are willing to share it, I'll be glad to include your improvements.


Adding to this, my current implementation doesn't handle well a multi-line 
string included in a multi-line block, it works, but the prompt is 
incorrect. I guess I should use a stack-based approach...

The Red console script is a good showcase of what Red is already 
capable of achieving, so for those wondering what Red can do right 
now, just read it carefully (questions are welcome, here, on SO chat 
or on Red ML). ;-)

After testing deeper with R2 console, it definitely needs a stack 
to be handled correctly, I will change my implementation tomorrow.

Even if not perfect, that's great news Doc.

Thanks Gregg.

Another new startup using a "Tower of Hanoi"-like logo: http://www.scanadu.com
(logo is animated at the end of the video).

All these logos are missing some pegs. Could be a real cool way of 
depicting progress. All of the tower starting at the left (REBOL) 
site and ending as a full tower on the right Red site. We are now 
somewhere with the top two layers on the second pin. (Only to find 
out we moved the complete tower to the middle pin.)

Great progress Doc

Does Red support NaN, positive infinity, and negative infinity?

@DocKimbel: Thanks, I have a look at it. I'm not bit stalled with 
implementation of INPUT function, I'm not sure how to delay evaluation 
until ENTER is pressed.

Jerry: no, these are not yet supported. You can see what is missing 
for full floats support here: 


https://github.com/dockimbel/Red/wiki/Floating-point-support-todo-list

6. Decide on how to handle NaN and INFs.


I haven't looked at how R3 handles them yet, IIRC, R2 doesn't provide 
any support for them?

New console is great!

1) Q is not QUIT anymore?
2) red>> EXIT
== c

I've remove Q, use QUI.

Sorry, QUIT.

EXIT/RETURN do not work in the interpreter yet.

Rebolek, if you mean INPUT in Red, it's implemented in the C library 
binding:

http://red.esperconsultancy.nl/Red-C-library/dir?ci=tip

Thanks for removing q alias of quit !!! Thank you thank you thank 
you!!!!

Really top move! (really!)

R3 should follow this. So many time you want to use short temp var 
p and q and then it all just quit on you :(

Curious. I never found that to be a problem and use q for quit many 
times a day. I hope 'q can be chosen freely.

More than once the console quit on me when I wanted to use q.