Does Vala have a command-line documentation tool like pydoc or godoc ?
which could instantly list all the methods associated with a given
class or module ?
(I am not talking about HTML doc generators like Javadoc, Valadoc etc ...)
Alternatively, is there an autocomplete plugin for Vim or Emacs.
IMHO there isn't a significant difference.
[...]
1) Vala :
real 0m1.756s
[...]
2 ) Go:
real 0m3.708s
2x isn't a significant difference?
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Why there are different results in this comparison?
On Tue, Jun 7, 2011 at 9:48 PM, Serge Hulne serge.hu...@gmail.com wrote:
The test consisted in determining the words with the highest occurrence
frequency in Shakespeare' s complete work.
Here is the result:
The resp. codes are attached
On Wed, 2011-06-08 at 09:25 +0200, Serge Hulne wrote:
//
// Struct to hold key, values pairs:
struct pair {
public intfreq;
public string word;
}
// Equality function for structs :
bool equals (pair a, pair b) {
return (Posix.strcmp(a.word,
Hi,
On Wed, 2011-06-08 at 10:37 +0200, Serge Hulne wrote:
Does Vala have a command-line documentation tool like pydoc or godoc ?
which could instantly list all the methods associated with a given
class or module ?
I'm not aware of such a tool, but I usually open the vapi and search
through it
hi all,
i tried to install vala+valide on my system but failed several times with
different reasons
right now, i am using linux mint 10 (based on ubuntu 10.10)
can you help or point me to a good, idiot-proof how to?
of course, it's much more convenient not to compile things, if possible
--
Did you use special ppa? On what moment did you fail?
08.06.2011 16:54 пользователь Victor D. victor.dra...@gmail.com написал:
hi all,
i tried to install vala+valide on my system but failed several times with
different reasons
right now, i am using linux mint 10 (based on ubuntu 10.10)
can
hi gavrilov, edwin,
i just tried to install again using ppa:vala-team
the installation seems successful but i can't use valac
here's what i did. after installation, i opened valac and created a new
project of type GTK+
after typing a few chars, the program just quit with no message
monodevelop
On Wed, Jun 8, 2011 at 09:44, Victor D. victor.dra...@cabanova.info wrote:
monodevelop is out of question for me, i just quit using m$ related stuff
for about 2 years now, and it seems quite enjoyable.
MonoDevelop is not related to Microsoft at all and it is a quite capable IDE
for Vala.
I
Try running Valaide from terminal to watch errors it writes into it.
08.06.2011 17:44 пользователь Victor D. victor.dra...@cabanova.info
написал:
hi gavrilov, edwin,
i just tried to install again using ppa:vala-team
the installation seems successful but i can't use valac
here's what i did.
one of them is
PluginCompletion-ERROR **: parser.vala:56: failed to add GLib 2.0
another
Error opening directory '/home/victor/.valide/plugins': No such file or
directory
2011/6/8 Гаврилов Максим ull...@gmail.com
Try running Valaide from terminal to watch errors it writes into it.
Do you have nessesary *-dev packages installed?
08.06.2011 18:46 пользователь Victor D. victor.dra...@cabanova.info
написал:
one of them is
PluginCompletion-ERROR **: parser.vala:56: failed to add GLib 2.0
another
Error opening directory '/home/victor/.valide/plugins': No such file or
probably not, this is why eas asking for a complete tutorial, to save your
time ;)
though, ideally, a ppa should add dependencies for *all* packages
you can regard my system as a fresh ubuntu install. not even build-essential
or similar
thanks again ;)
2011/6/8 Гаврилов Максим ull...@gmail.com
08.06.2011 19:38, Victor D. пишет:
probably not, this is why eas asking for a complete tutorial, to save your
time ;)
though, ideally, a ppa should add dependencies for *all* packages
you can regard my system as a fresh ubuntu install. not even build-essential
or similar
thanks again ;)
I used (the equivalent of) isspace() in the Go example and !isalnum()
in the Vala example.
I now use the same (isspace()) is both examples, the result is now identical:
except for the execution speed : The factor 2 remains the same
Serge.
Go:
serge2$ time ./go_test
(77850,the)
Running valac from master, I'm seeing this warning pop up a lot:
warning: copying delegates is discouraged
Can someone explain the rationale for this? (I'm guessing it has to do with
references.)
Are there any blessed workarounds (other than not copying delegates)?
-- Jim
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