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causerie | Examples: Examples

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Page last modified on July 06, 2014, at 07:56 AM. Here are some samples of code which give a general overview of how program control and flow works within causerie. As of right now, many of these examples are sketches used to finalize the syntax of the language; as such, they are subject to change as the language evolves. When the syntax of the language has been finalized, more concrete examples will be provided. A Generic Stream Class. The GTK "Hello, World" Program. A Generic Stream Class.

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causerie | Causerie: Variables

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Page last modified on July 05, 2014, at 07:49 AM. As with other languages, causerie allows the programmer to define and use variables, which represent an item with a value that may change at runtime. Unlike other languages, variables in causerie all take up exactly the same amount of space, since they represent instances of an existing class - objects. Variables may be defined with the var. Define a simple variable. Define and initialize a simple variable. Define a variable which defaults to 'id'.

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causerie | Causerie: id

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Page last modified on July 06, 2014, at 07:39 AM. Is the most fundamental type in causerie. In some ways, it is similar to an untyped pointer, in that it "points" to an area of memory and can be cast to a variety of different types. This only works because the notion of "types" in causerie, as in Smalltalk. Is really that of a class. Points" to the structure in memory that represents either a class or an instance of a class. Unlike an untyped pointer, an id. Cannot be made to refer to anything that is.

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causerie | Main: Welcome!

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Page last modified on August 10, 2014, at 09:11 AM. Causerie is a programming language which is designed to be simple. This wiki describes how to use the language. A Generic Stream Class.

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causerie | Causerie: Array

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Page last modified on July 06, 2014, at 07:52 AM. Causerie manages arrays in much the same way as Smalltalk. As a sequential list of one or more id. Is simply a reference to a class or object, and since everything in causerie is a class or object, arrays in causerie can contain any object - and they need not even be the same. Arrays in causerie derive from the array. Base class, which is defined by the compiler and managed by the runtime. Define an array of odd numbers. 1,3,5,7,9 ). A Generic Stream Class.

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causerie | Main: WikiSandbox

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Page last modified on August 26, 2004, at 02:27 PM. Feel free to use this page to experiment with the Text Formatting Rules. Just click the "Edit Page" link at the bottom of the page. A Generic Stream Class.

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causerie | Causerie: Language Reference

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Page last modified on July 06, 2014, at 07:54 AM. Causerie is a language derived from Smalltalk. Its syntax therefore shares many similarities with its parent. Here you will find information pertaining to the structure of the language. There are also examples. Of how to use the language. A Generic Stream Class.

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causerie | Main: Welcome!

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Page last modified on August 10, 2014, at 09:11 AM. Causerie is a programming language which is designed to be simple. This wiki describes how to use the language. A Generic Stream Class.

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causerie | Examples: A Generic Stream Class

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A Generic Stream Class. Page last modified on July 05, 2014, at 07:30 AM. This is an imagined implementation of the AStream. Class which is part of the library used to build the first iteration of causerie's parser, and which is documented here. Most likely this definition will find its way into the standard library. Define ABSTRACT=[ return Self subclassShouldImplement; ]/. The basis for all stream classes. This class represents a basic binary stream that supports reading, writing,. Properties - - - - -...