Hi Gian

I tried compiling urblog yesterday

first it failed with :

m...@chleb:~/Code/Ur/urblog$ urweb urblog
unhandled exception: Io: openIn "list.ur" failed with SysErr: No such file or directory [noent]

I assumed it could not find the Ur basis library (not sure how this works by the way) so I copied list.ur, list.urs, string.ur, string.urs into the urblog folder

then it failed with :

m...@chleb:~/Code/Ur/urblog$ urweb urblog
unhandled exception: Fail: Cjrize: EJavaScript remains

the manual says:
Cjrize :The program is translated to what is more or less a subset of C. If any use of functions as data remains at
this point, the compiler will complain.


Do you have an idea when I went wrong ?


Thanks for your time

Manu

On 15 Sep 2009, at 13:16, [email protected] wrote:

Can you talk a bit more about the work you are doing with Ur ?
Is it something you'd be willing to share ?

I  want to do some work with Ur/Web and I am interested in every bit
of examples I can get (beyond the demos)...

Sure. I'm essentially just tinkering - trying to get my head around the
language.  I've started creating a little blogging system to direct my
tinkering.

I have a git repository with my tinkering in it. However, _before_ you go look at that, I should really stress that anything I'm doing here cannot be considered as an example of "good style" or even "a typical program". If anything, it's exactly what you would expect of somehow hacking without much direction in a new language, so feel free to look, but learn from it
at your own risk:

http://github.com/gian/urblog

There is a running instance of the code at:

http://www.expdev.net:8080/Urblog/main

and an admin interface accessible at:

http://www.expdev.net:8080/Urblog/admin

(You'll notice that the 'admin interface' is currently just a renamed
'CRUD' example).

I think I'm _just_ getting to the point where I have enough of an
understanding of what's going on to be able to start coding in a more
systematic way, rather than
copying-and-pasting-and-fixing-the-compiler-errors, which has been my
general process up to this point.

I figure I'll get to the point of being able to call what I have a 'real application' and then write up my experiences in the hope that it might be
useful to others.

-Gian



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