Hi
I'm trying to make frame with four cells, and label in each cell in that way:
MAIN-WINDOW: main-window { { title [ gui - training ] } }
{ 256 256 } pref-dim 2 2 frame
{ A B C D } [ label ] map
{ { 0 0 } { 0 1 } { 1 0 } { 1 1 } }
[ grid-add ] 2each gadgets ;
But that dont
Hello,
im newbie to factor,
but i think i already like it,
but there's one thing that scares me:
Every time when we have combinators we have to deal
with stack-effect checking of passed funarg(s) and as written
in manuals, and as done for standart combinators, the way to solve
this is to declare
' is an exceptional
case.
Slava
On Thu, Aug 12, 2010 at 2:41 AM, Андрей Полищук ander-skir...@mail.ru wrote:
Hello,
im newbie to factor,
but i think i already like it,
but there's one thing that scares me:
Every time when we have combinators we have to deal
with stack-effect
Hello,
Sorry for bad english,
I am a newbie in factor,
came from common-lisp fields.
I've tried to implement bubble-sort, and got error i cannot deal with for few
hours.
Can someone please help?
Sorry for maybe weird and not true-factor-way code:
:: bubble-sort! ( seq cmp -- sorted-seq )
