There is a Skeleton package in the Etoys inbox that has spreadsheet functions
http://source.squeak.org/etoysinbox
Also homepage
http://languagegame.org:/ggame/11
On Fri, Mar 8, 2013 at 4:45 PM, Joseph J Alotta wrote:
> It always bothered me, and still does that there isn't a Table object
Ben Coman wrote:
Casey Ransberger wrote:
> And a TableMorph could complete the package. It's something I've thought
> about for a while too. I wish there was more information about Analyst
> around, I get the sense that a Smalltalk spreadsheet could be crazy
> powerful.
>
Check out Spread
Casey Ransberger wrote:
And a TableMorph could complete the package. It's something I've thought
about for a while too. I wish there was more information about Analyst
around, I get the sense that a Smalltalk spreadsheet could be crazy
powerful.
Check out Spreadsheet at
http://www.smallt
> Lately I've been following the VPRI papers around functional reactive
> programming (FRP) which might also be worth a look if you're thinking about
> this stuff.
>
> http://www.vpri.org/pdf/rn2012001_kscript.pdf
>
> http://www.vpri.org/pdf/m2013001_serializing.pdf
>
> I like the idea, and I like
And a TableMorph could complete the package. It's something I've thought
about for a while too. I wish there was more information about Analyst
around, I get the sense that a Smalltalk spreadsheet could be crazy
powerful.
http://computinged.wordpress.com/2010/07/01/alan-kay-on-beyond-spreadsheets/
It always bothered me, and still does that there isn't a Table object.
Most of my data has more than one key and more than one data items, just like a
table in a spreadsheet, or a table in SQL.
I think all of us are spending our time packing things into Arrays of Arrays or
Dictionaries of Dic
