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[!Liquid] any questions about liquid dataflow core.
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Maxim 5-Oct-2006 [18] | so release is expected next week as part of my current steel site revival. |
Robert 8-Oct-2006 [19] | Max, just add some really simple examples. How about a lazy evaluation example? Or a way to import an XLS sheet and have it calc by liquid? |
Maxim 10-Oct-2006 [20x2] | yes I plan on giving example within the documentation. |
a good example is a graphic processing network. | |
Mchean 19-Oct-2006 [22] | status? |
Maxim 19-Oct-2006 [23x2] | hehe... I am working on the documentation and new steel site as I write this. |
all of this stuff should be online within a few days. | |
Mchean 19-Oct-2006 [25] | I reread the associative stuff, sentences seems not to have moved since 2003, so i would be interested in your implementation |
Maxim 19-Oct-2006 [26x4] | including the imminent liquid release on rebol.org. but I want to finish a tutorial, which will serve as both a final test and a learning tool for new users. |
I am happy to see there is interest. | |
I hope the demo(s) will be enough to convince people of liquid's potential. | |
(and me too ;-) | |
Mchean 19-Oct-2006 [30] | i really wonder what happened to sentences, lost funding or something, fate of non-opensourced projects that don't get funded i guess |
Maxim 19-Oct-2006 [31x2] | open source projects which are not funded suffer the same fate, btw. |
(many of them, that is) | |
Mchean 19-Oct-2006 [33x2] | yes for many, but something like this is very very interesting |
that is if it works :) | |
Maxim 19-Oct-2006 [35x5] | well everybody will be happy to know that I am releasing it under MIT license. |
I am hoping that this will help adoptance a bit. | |
I am quite quiet these days about my stuff because I am working a lot on the release itself. making docs, example codes, completely rebuilt the steel site, etc. | |
but as usual, work comes first, so There is only so many hours to put on this stuff... in my free time. | |
I wanted to release liquid last week... I could have, but would not have been able to properly support the release itself and answer even basic questions. so I am preparing more help around it, allowing people to get the basics by themselves... (I hope) | |
Ingo 18-Nov-2006 [40] | Hi Maxim, are there liquid pumps? As an example, imagine a layout with 2 input values, and 2 outputvalues, which depend on both inputs, e.g. input 2 numbers, and get product and sum. Now if I change the value of 1 input field, the new value would flow to both output fields. As far as I understood liquid so far, I now need another way to notify those 2 output fields, that there are new values waiting. And they have to actively get the new data. Now add a pump, which pumps the data into the system, so that dependent !plugs automatically are recalculated. Is this possible now? What do you think about adding this? |
Maxim 19-Nov-2006 [41x3] | all you do is tell the dependent plugs that they are "Stainless" (setting stainless?: true) and a plug is never left dirty. |
this is all done already. | |
the nice thing is that in the same network, you can have a mix and match, since they all are lazy internally, but the stainless are told to request their data right after being set dirty. | |
Ingo 20-Nov-2006 [44] | Ah, thanks, I should've known you'd already thought about that ... |
[unknown: 9] 2-Jan-2007 [45] | How do you make the buttons fro your UI, the Aqua look? |
Henrik 2-Jan-2007 [46x2] | Reichart, that would be my fault. It's done with DRAW. I developed a prototype, which was then refined by Maxim for practical use. http://www.hmkdesign.dk/rebol/cool/cool-widgets.r |
http://www.hmkdesign.dk/rebol/cool/coolwidgets.png | |
[unknown: 9] 3-Jan-2007 [48] | Where did you get the formula for teh Help and close button: http://www.pointillistic.com/open-REBOL/moa/steel/images/regraph/regraph-0-1-4-main.png |
Maxim 3-Jan-2007 [49] | that is the look of GLayout's style. basically, its the button color, any color works. |
Mchean 3-Feb-2007 [50] | Maxim: can you post the download url''s I wanted to play around possibly to see if I can understand what you are getting at. |
Maxim 4-Feb-2007 [51x3] | new release of liquid: to download the file: http://www.rebol.org/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/rebol/download-a-script.r?script-name=liquid.r for some docs on liquid: http://www.pointillistic.com/open-REBOL/moa/steel/liquid/index.html |
micheal, the !plug quickstart is a good way to begin understanding the basics: http://www.pointillistic.com/open-REBOL/moa/steel/liquid/plug/plug-quickstart.html | |
the version 0.6 ref document is here: http://www.pointillistic.com/open-REBOL/moa/steel/liquid/plug/plug-reference.html | |
Geomol 4-Feb-2007 [54] | >> do http://www.rebol.org/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/rebol/download-a-script.r?script-name=liquid.r connecting to: www.rebol.org Script: "LIQUID - core dataflow programming engine." (4-Feb-2007) ** Script Error: slim has no value ** Near: slim/register [ |
Maxim 4-Feb-2007 [55x2] | this is not a bug... liquid is a slim module. you must have slim loaded first |
the quickstart explains how ... its VERY easy. ;-) | |
Anton 4-Feb-2007 [57x3] | Why can't you just do this: do %slim.r do %liquid.r ? |
Surely that would be more rebolish ? | |
But the launching of programs is something to be thought about deeply........... | |
Maxim 4-Feb-2007 [60x8] | these are managed modules. |
slim is not about loading code. 'do does that. | |
slim is about managing the internals ... both technically and politically. its about providing a unique and consistent code model to allow tools to wrap around this. | |
we could probably wrap the code in the way you specify. but then, slim allows you put your code anywhere... | |
so the above would not work. | |
so while people have been waiting 5 years for the promise of modules, I have been using them. and when Carl released his spec... I did 85% of it in exactly the way he suggests. even in some details like 'exposing code. | |
so I don't wait, yet am very "rebolish" ;-) | |
obviously its not perfect, obviously I can do code protection, but then, Im alone, people want to do their own... so they can always do so. | |
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