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[0] http://www.formauri.es/personal/pgimeno/temp/RO/stereorecord...
[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Befunge
"[I]n Befunge, there is no comment syntax: to embed documentation in the code, the programmer simply routes the control flow around the 'comment' area, so that the text in that area is never executed"
Author here, I'm open to any suggestions or feedback.
Author here, I'm open to any suggestions or feedback.
Neat idea, I really like it. The only comment I have is that the `__main__.py` looks like a bit like spaghetti with ~1200 lines, multiple classes, and scattered global state. Not really a big deal unless you plan on growing the project or using it as a portfolio piece. Also in my opinion the project really is a prime portfolio piece, it shows creativity, polish, and theoretical understanding.
Author here, I'm open to any suggestions or feedback.
Neat idea, I really like it. The only comment I have is that the `__main__.py` looks like a bit like spaghetti with ~1200 lines, multiple classes, and scattered global state. Not really a big deal unless you plan on growing the project or using it as a portfolio piece. Also in my opinion the project really is a prime portfolio piece, it shows creativity, polish, and theoretical understanding.
This looks like a perfect skeleton for bringing Minecraft redstone to an ascii game like Dwarf Fortress. Very cool! Especially if you could design "sub-circuits" by zooming in, sort of like the chips in Robot Oddysey[0] or in the super circuit maker mod for Minecraft[1]. [0] http://www.formauri.es/personal/pgimeno/temp/RO/stereorecord... [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/supercircuitmaker/top/
Author here, I'm open to any suggestions or feedback.
How are potential infinite loops handled? Say you reflect, multiply, and reflect back.
I think this caused the try-it-online server to crash. (Yeah, it was dumb to have it work like that online)
http://people.ds.cam.ac.uk/ajn44/linelogic2/
You basically have arbitrary-arity NOR gates, that are your only way of splitting signals. From it you can make anything from XORs to flip-flops to clock signals to anything you want. I remember him making a very fancy 8-segment display counter (that actually counted up over time) in one version of it back in the day.
Author here, I'm open to any suggestions or feedback.
Cool idea -- curious if you looked much at the classic 2D esolangs like Befunge in developing this
Befunge is a really fun language, but I decided to continue development of AsciiDots because I find it more legible (not to discredit Befunge)