Can your REPL do this?
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Can your REPL do this?
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#2I didn't find a decent/direct way to get to the code itself. This seems to be the repository that is mentioned/used in that text:
https://github.com/whalliburton/academy
Edit: And someone who likes dead prez I certainly got a kick out of the hexagram examples. Haven't seen those for a while.
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#3Well I learned something new. SBCL and CLISP seem to have good unicode support that work well with emacs+slime.
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#5I don't get this. Someone wrote a bunch of cute Lisp functions that use Unicode and put them on a webpage?
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#6Factor's REPL can handle images, colours and fonts:
http://re-factor.blogspot.com/2010/09/visual-repl.html
I've been meaning to write something like Factor's REPL for Clojure, but haven't gotten around to it yet.
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#7https://github.com/whalliburton/academy
Since there's no link to the actual repo in that document.
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#8Factor's REPL can handle images, colours and fonts: http://re-factor.blogspot.com/2010/09/visual-repl.html I've been meaning to write something like Factor's REPL for Clojure, but haven't gotten around to it yet.
Also animations. Pretty easy to do with swing-based repls, not so sure with others.
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#9Wow. TRS-80 graphics.
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#10I don't get this. Someone wrote a bunch of cute Lisp functions that use Unicode and put them on a webpage?
Yes, it was pretty artistic as far as programs linked on Hacker News go, but technically... it was just a bunch of functions and macros which produced formatted strings.
Not that it's bad on itself, but the title suggested otherwise.