When I initiated the migration from Old Boot to New Boot, I also
implemented a switch that would compute the differences between the old
forms and the new forms, and warn as appropriate. The transition was
completed at least two major releases ago. I've now discontinued all
Old Boot semantics on
On Mon, Aug 17, 2009 at 3:22 PM, Gabriel Dos Reis wrote:
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> On mainline (OpenAxiom-1.4.x), I've changed two things in Boot and the
> codes written in Boot to get closer to Spad script syntax:
>
> (1) ^= to ~= (operator for not equal)
> (2) removed support for ^ to mean "not" -- the "not" operato
On mainline (OpenAxiom-1.4.x), I've changed two things in Boot and the
codes written in Boot to get closer to Spad script syntax:
(1) ^= to ~= (operator for not equal)
(2) removed support for ^ to mean "not" -- the "not" operator is
already there.
-- Gaby
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Dear all,
I'm trying to debug one of the very last quirks of the aldor interface, to get
aldor-combinat completely functional in axiom.
1) (hopefully) easy question:
what is the semantics of
foo is bar
in boot. In particular, from hashcode.boot:
type is ['QUOTE, val] => hashType(v
On Wed, Jun 11, 2008 at 7:15 AM, Ralf Hemmecke wrote:
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> is there somewhere a short summary that helps to understand .boot files?
>
> What does, for example, the colon in
>
> axFormatOpList ops == ['Sequence,:[axFormatOp o for o in ops]]
>
> stand for?
>
Have you taken a look at?
http://axiom-w
Hello,
is there somewhere a short summary that helps to understand .boot files?
What does, for example, the colon in
axFormatOpList ops == ['Sequence,:[axFormatOp o for o in ops]]
stand for?
Ralf
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