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splattercoding: iotastysnake
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Over at Pinupgeek's blog. You'll find something very interesting: a Python- Io bridge. I can't test it myself as it isn't Windows-compatible (nor is Io at the moment for that matter), but please, do take a look. Hey, i was planning to build a windows port of io, because i haven 't found where i can get it. And got a little achieve, but today I found it seems that there is already a windows port, and that 's on your blog page, but the iofull cannbot be downloaded. Layout and content scott baldwin.
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splattercoding: August 2006
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In Scheme, because. In a belated response to netytan. I post my own any? Proc ls) (if (null? Ls) #f (if (proc (car ls) #t (any? Proc (cdr ls) ) ) ; (any? 1 3 5 8 7) = #t, shortcircuiting at 8 ; (any? 2 4 6 8 10) = #f (define (all? Proc ls) (if (null? Ls) #t (if (proc (car ls) (all? Proc (cdr ls) #f) ) ; (all? 2 4 6 1 2 3) = #f, shortcircuiting at 1 ; (all? 1 3 5 7 9 11) = #t. Io code highlighter. written in ruby. I've just spent a bit of time working with Syntax. Arg, arg name ). Too many values to unpack.
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splattercoding: let it be
http://splattercoding.blogspot.com/2006/08/let-it-be.html
I've given a lot of thought to the use of lexical scopes and shadowing slots in Io, and I've come up with a bit of a monster that throws itself against the problem until it breaks every vertebrae. His name is LexicalScopeOperator. Comes from Lisp. It creates a new lexical scope with a given list of symbols and values, and lets those symbols represent those values within that scope only. On top of that, any closures created within the. Would grab the value from inside of the. And keep it afterwards. It do...
