Hi,
Say I have a PicoLisp script named tests.l. Is there a way to have an
exit code for:
pil -bye tests.l
I couldn't find anything about this in the «invocation» section of the docs.
Thanks.
chri
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Hi Christophe,
Say I have a PicoLisp script named tests.l. Is there a way to have an
exit code for:
pil -bye tests.l
Yes, though the above would never reach tests.l, because 'bye' is
called before it.
You could call (bye 7) at the end of tests.l, or
pil test.l -bye 7
♪♫ Alex
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On Tue, May 6, 2014 at 2:48 PM, Alexander Burger a...@software-lab.de wrote:
Hi Christophe,
Hi Alex,
Thanks (again…) for your quick reply.
Say I have a PicoLisp script named tests.l. Is there a way to have an
exit code for:
pil -bye tests.l
Yes, though the above would never reach tests.l,
Hi all,
after a lot of procrastination, I crunched out today an article about
PicoLisp canvas programming, and the handling of geographic data from
the OpenStreetMap project:
http://picolisp.com/wiki/?osmGeoData
I incorporated some short video sequences for better illustration.
Perhaps this
Hi Alex, I look forward to reading the article. To load the videos only
when needed, you could take a screenshot of video and use that as the image
on the page. You could have a javascript click event that replaces the
image HTML with the video tag. That's the first idea that came to mind.
I
Hi Joe,
Hi Alex, I look forward to reading the article. To load the videos only
when needed, you could take a screenshot of video and use that as the image
on the page. You could have a javascript click event that replaces the
image HTML with the video tag. That's the first idea that came to
* Alexander Burger a...@software-lab.de [140506 20:27]:
Hi all,
after a lot of procrastination, I crunched out today an article about
PicoLisp canvas programming, and the handling of geographic data from
the OpenStreetMap project:
http://picolisp.com/wiki/?osmGeoData
I incorporated
Hi Christian,
in the document, and it seems that whenever the page is opened or
refreshed, all those videos get reloaded.
Have you tried with the preload=none attribute? As I read the
spec it should make preloading the videos unattractive for the
browser...
Indeed! This sounds like the