Great work, Joe! I hope this is accepted for inclusion in core soon.
It might not be clear from Joe's post, but this new checking applies
to all combinators that use stack effects like
: combinator ( ... quot: ( ... -- ... ) --- ... )
blah blah blah ; inline
It *only* applies if a 'stack eff
Hi guys. I'm working on improving Factor's stack checker so that it can check
the stack effect of input quotations to higher-order words such as "each" and
"if*" and give a more helpful error message when they would cause stack
imbalances. Currently, if your quotation would lead to an imbalanced
On 8 March 2010 19:16, Doug Coleman wrote:
> Hi Paul,
>
> There's an html parser with a word that should do exactly what you want
> already.
>
> USE: html.parser.analyzer
> "http://reddit.com"; scrape-html find-hrefs
Ah, got it. That looks like just what I want!
Thanks a lot.
Paul.
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2010/3/8 Doug Coleman
> I had a better html parser but I reverted the code by accident...
>
Incidentally, if you happen to revert some code that you had previously
checked in, "git reflog" will allow you to get back any version for 90 days
by default (git never deletes anything that it received
The following changes since commit 6a6ab7c1a89c2529bc2b5416bc5b3ed7492465c6:
Doug Coleman (1):
Fix typedef typo in opencl
are available in the git repository at:
git://git.rfc1149.net/factor.git for-slava
Samuel Tardieu (2):
Project Euler : problem 265
Use a subclassed tu
I forgot to mention that there's also a spider library in extra/spider that
might be useful.
On Mar 8, 2010, at 12:56 PM, Paul Moore wrote:
> Is there a HTML parsing vocabulary for Factor? I guess I might be able
> to get away with read-xml at a pinch, but given the state of most HTML
> out the
Hi Paul,
There's an html parser with a word that should do exactly what you want already.
USE: html.parser.analyzer
"http://reddit.com"; scrape-html find-hrefs
I had a better html parser but I reverted the code by accident...
Doug
On Mar 8, 2010, at 12:56 PM, Paul Moore wrote:
> Is there a H
Is there a HTML parsing vocabulary for Factor? I guess I might be able
to get away with read-xml at a pinch, but given the state of most HTML
out there, I'd feel safer not assuming anything stronger than I have
to... I searched the documentation but couldn't see anything
immediately (plenty for wri
