A very similar application is the interactive Strasheela tutorial.
The first three chapters are actually a simple Oz introduction (later
chapters are still work in progress). The tutorial application is
briefly described at
http://strasheela.sourceforge.net/strasheela/doc/StrasheelaTutorial.html
The full text of the tutorial is also available in HTML on that side,
but you cannot directly execute the examples in your browser -- in
contrast to the application.
Best
Torsten
On Jun 11, 2008, at 10:33 AM, Boriss Mejias wrote:
Hi Mark,
A good alternative is to have a look at the Prototyper:
http://www.mozart-oz.org/documentation/mozart-stdlib/wp/qtk/html/
node2.html#chapter.prototyper
You basically run it like this
declare
[Prototyper]={Module.link ["x-oz://system/wp/Prototyper.ozf"]}
{Prototyper.run}
It is oriented to learn how to program a GUI in Mozart, but it can
help you
because it has a text area where you can modify code, click on the
"Run"
button and execute it. It is full of other interesting examples,
and in fact,
the application itself is one of the examples, check Demo_02_ThisApp
I hope it helps
cheers
Boriss
Pavel Rozenblioum wrote:
Hi,
I believe that the process used by the IDE is described here:
http://www.mozart-oz.org/documentation/opi/node4.html#chapter.running
/p
On 6/3/08, mark richardson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi everyone,
I'm trying to write a *very* small IDE for Mozart.
At the moment I'm using a conversion of the demo notepad
application with
just a button to feed the file to Mozart. I'm using a pre-defined
file name
for testing purposes but it's proving harder than I thought it
would.
My questions are:
What is the best way to pass the file out of Mozart - built in
function
(I've seen the feedBuffer procedure which I thought was in the
Narrator
module but can't get that working) or issuing a shell command to
manually
call the Oz tools?
If I used shell commands, what is the procedure for running an
Oz source
file (the way Emacs does)? I assume there must be a compile/link/
execute
procedure to follow but I thought ozc only accepted source code in a
to-be-a-functor form.
I don't start my course in Lisp until October so the Emacs lisp
files don't
help much either.
Any help would be gratefully received.
Mark Richardson
(Frustrated novice)
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