01:59:42
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<vms14>
look at my not so forth
04:29:38
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<zelgomer>
no
09:46:12
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<veltas>
vms14: Fun
09:47:48
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<veltas>
I prefer what xentrac would call 'lexical scoping' that Forths usually have, but it makes examples like this nicer to support this redefinition method
09:48:18
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<veltas>
But I'd be quite happy just using DEFER or vectored execution as Starting Forth calls it
09:49:59
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<veltas>
How are the terminal and webpage communicating?
12:51:59
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<KipIngram>
I haven't looked at it yet, but vms14 uses Perl, right? Can't the Perl just run within the web page but also communicate with a terminal? I don't know for sure - I've never tried it.
12:52:21
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<KipIngram>
I know you can do "either" with Perl - don't know if "both" works.
12:52:41
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<KipIngram>
Maybe that's blocked for security reasons?
12:54:39
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<KipIngram>
Ok, watching the video, that is pretty nifty.
14:12:25
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<xentrac>
KipIngram: sure, Perl is happy to communicate with whatever you want. Perl's a slut.
14:25:43
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<veltas>
Ah I do chuckle at IDEs that draw a line to show common indent levels
14:25:47
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<veltas>
My brain does it for free