Re: [Factor-talk] Deploying application

2014-12-12 Thread Roberto López
Hi Folks, Removed the 'reader-word' use and the deployment with no reflection is now ok. Thank you all for your help. I would like to share some code I worked on [1] to parse mailbox as defined in RFC 5322 [1]. Any comment will be welcome! [1] http://paste.factorcode.org/paste?id=3411 [2]

Re: [Factor-talk] Deploying application

2014-12-12 Thread John Benediktsson
Nice! We love contributions, so if you feel like making anything available to the main repository, let us know. EBNF parsing makes a lot of things pretty convenient! On Dec 12, 2014, at 12:19 AM, Roberto López roberto.lo...@acm.org wrote: Hi Folks, Removed the 'reader-word' use and the

Re: [Factor-talk] Code Check and UI request

2014-12-12 Thread Mark Green
Thanks. I've worked out a few of the basics of how bitstreams works but I'm not sure about the whole thing.. I do have another bit of code that I'd be very grateful if folks could look at and tell me if it could be done better, because I'm really not used to this language at all! Also, is there

Re: [Factor-talk] Code Check and UI request

2014-12-12 Thread John Benediktsson
Hi Mark, Just a couple comments: Those buttons are border buttons: IN: scratchpad The Label [ the action print ] border-button gadget. (also note the use of gadget. for displaying a gadget inline with the listener, kinda neat way to test UI stuff) Your code looks pretty nice, I would

[Factor-talk] File Chooser

2014-12-12 Thread Mark Green
Oh, sorry if I am asking too many questions but is there a way to start the OS standard file chooser from a factor program? Mark -- Download BIRT iHub F-Type - The Free Enterprise-Grade BIRT Server from Actuate! Instantly

Re: [Factor-talk] File Chooser

2014-12-12 Thread John Benediktsson
Yes, but that usually requires hooking into the platform directly. We have support in Mac OS X, for example: IN: scratchpad USE: cocoa.dialogs IN: scratchpad open-panel I'm not sure about the other platforms, but it might have been built already. On Fri, Dec 12, 2014 at 4:54 PM, Mark