The documents that John prepared are very helpful but I still very much
miss having a cheat sheet.
As I was saying, I find the line between core language and standard
library very fuzzy. One thing I love about cheat sheets is, at a glance
you can survey what the core language is and what is left to learn.
I have started another document, it's kind of a factor anatomy. I have
started taking code and assigning numbered bullets to different parts of
it, for instance:
1): sillyAdd 1 1 + ;2)
Would have a note at the bottom stating that 1) and 2) are opening and
closing markers for a word definition.
I took someone's code and make a document in Inkscape. I contacted the
author to make sure he did not mind but I did not hear back so I will
have to start again. Once I have enough of these to cover the core
language I will share with everyone.
-Patrick
On 11-09-21 01:25 PM, Mute clown wrote:
Oh id love one, especially since im not a frequent factor coder; would
make it easier to do write more code in factor.
On Fri, Sep 16, 2011 at 12:19 PM, Patrick Mc(avery
<[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
I really miss not having a cheat sheet for factor, it's a great way to
get a compete but high level view of a language.
Does anyone know if there is one kicking around?
If not I will try to make one tonight, perhaps the list can help
me fix
errors and omissions after.
-Patrick
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