Just a quick announcement.
I have completed an initial stab at creating a fully OO implementation of a functional-reactive programming system in Common Lisp. Both variables and instance slots can be formulas that depend on the values of other variables and slots that are defined via formulate. No documentation due to the current paucity of features (hence 0.1), but there is an ASD and a file of examples which covers all of the features which are currently implemented. There are a couple ugly bits in the syntax I also want to make nicer. Any feedback, comments, recommendations, or code are greatly appreciated.
http://common-lisp.net/project/rjain-utils/formulate-0.1.tar.gz
MIT License.
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Rahul Jain wrote:
Just a quick announcement.
I have completed an initial stab at creating a fully OO implementation of a functional-reactive programming system in Common Lisp. Both variables and instance slots can be formulas that depend on the values of other variables and slots that are defined via formulate. No documentation due to the current paucity of features (hence 0.1), but there is an ASD and a file of examples which covers all of the features which are currently implemented. There are a couple ugly bits in the syntax I also want to make nicer. Any feedback, comments, recommendations, or code are greatly appreciated.
What is formulator-value-validpxo?
:)
kt
Oops. bug introduced by extraneous characters typed after I had tested... Corrected code is available at:
http://common-lisp.net/project/rjain-utils/formulate-0.1.1.tar.gz
The old tarball has been removed to protect the innocent.
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