@borkdude I'm trying to integrate @mark_engelberg's Instaparse with #Scittle, so that I can run mw-parser client-side. But, since I thought other people might also be interested in running Instaparse with Scittle, I thought I'd try to do a scittle build that included it, copying what you've done to include e.g. re-frame.
If this file is autogenerated, I'll see whether I can autogenerate it!
Many thanks
@borkdude, in your 'scittle with additional libraries' files, you have, for each file in the library, a line
SHADOW_ENV.evalLoad( <filename>, <boolean>, <???>);
where ??? is a string of JS source code with some punctuation replaced by hex codes.
The second last line appears to invoke the file itself (recursively!?!), and the last is always
SHADOW_ENV.evalLoad("shadow.module.<filename>.append.js", false, <???>);
What should I read to understand what's going on here?
Surprised (in a good way) to see @borkdude repost my 3+ year old tweet today that announced the #scittle powered phone oriented ‘Away from Preferred Editor Clojure(Script) playground’ at https://jurjanpaul.github.io/ape-cljs-playground
Thank you!
Looking forward to watching your Conj talk when it is published btw!
(Did the Conj influence this repost somehow?)
Well, there *were* problems in my trigonometry functions. But I spent a lot of time hunting bugs in them that weren't there. It turns out the real bug was in my tree algorithm: I wasn't backtracking correctly.
However, this now works, and you may play with it if you wish.
@borkdude So aye. What I was thinking of doing was trying to build a complete LOGO implementation in the browser, and I think that's probably possible. I'd need to get instaparse working, and I haven't yet sussed how to load libraries... but certainly to get interactive turtle graphics going is possible.
But #Scittle is a wonderful toy! The other thing I'm working on (which is working rather better) is here:
@Tallish_Tom aye, I'm working in #Scittle which means I'm entirely in the browser and don't have access to any of the JVM environment, or to most standard #Clojure libraries.
Basically, I'm unwell and bored and fractious and trying to find things which are just hard enough to stretch myself without being hard enough to frustrate me!
H'mmm... seeing that #Scittle sits on top of #Javascript, I can cheat and use Javascript's trigonometry functions.
That's cheating, isn't it?
I'm not feeling well enough to do Hard Sums.
Simon Brooke
Jurjan-Paul Medema