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[suave-devel] darcs patch: Use Drakma instead of Red Browser (and 1 more)
by yarek.kowalik＠gmail.com 22 Apr '09

22 Apr '09

Tue Dec 2 22:00:35 PST 2008 yarek.kowalik(a)gmail.com * Use Drakma instead of Red Browser Tue Dec 2 22:01:23 PST 2008 yarek.kowalik(a)gmail.com * new elements in ItemSearchRequest (Condition and DeliveryMethod)

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[suave-devel] js-to-paren for loop bug
by Lui Fungsin 15 Feb '08

15 Feb '08

It looks like that the current transformation will reinitialize the initializers on every iteration. You can try it with this test case: (js-on-cl::js-to-paren "for(var i = 0, len = cols.length; i < len; i++){ c = cols[i];}") Below is a simple patch for that. @@ -143,11 +143,10 @@ (condition (for-condition js-form)) (step (for-step js-form)) (body (for-body js-form)) ) - `(while t + `(progn ,(as-paren initializer) - (if (not ,(as-paren condition)) - (break)) - ,(as-paren step) ,(as-paren body)))) + (while ,(as-paren condition) + ,(as-paren body) ,(as-paren step))))) Also, I notice that the operator ++ is not recognized by parenscript and it becomes a invalid function call Plus(...) (ps* '(PROGN (PROGN (DEFVAR I 0) (DEFVAR LEN (SLOT-VALUE COLS "length"))) (WHILE (< I LEN) (++ I) (PROGN (= C (SLOT-VALUE COLS I)))))) => var i = 0 ; var len = cols['length']; while (i < len) { Plus(i); c == cols[i]; }; I'm not sure if we should fix js-to-paren to translate ++ to incf or patch parenscript to recognize ++. Thanks

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[suave-devel] Beginners look
by Henrik Hjelte 29 Apr '07

29 Apr '07

Hello, I was checking out suave a little. It would probably take a long time to get to know everything, so I can't make any intelligent comments yet. It seems related to birds, owls and suave :-). However, I have attached two small patches I needed to get things to load for a brief look. The example in js-to-parenscript was really cool! Sadly I couldn't try suavescript because there is some chunk of code missing from the parser.lisp file. Check around line 241: (defun resolve-macro (name comp-env) I think this is really interesting stuff! Thanks, Henrik Hjelte

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[suave-devel] Suave on the web: darcs, wiki, web site
by red daly 04 Mar '07

04 Mar '07

As I churn out suave code and documentation, I will put more information on the web for whoever is interested. The Suave project now has a web site, some wiki space, and a darcs repository. The web site: http://common-lisp.net/project/suave/ Wiki hosted at iodb.org: http://iodb.org/wiki/index.php/Suave_Project Darcs repository for all the latest sources. To pull: darcs get http://common-lisp.net/project/suave/darcs/ suave love, red

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[suave-devel] Project Description
by red daly 26 Feb '07

26 Feb '07

The Suave project consists of a few components: 1. The Parenscript Object System is a CLOS-like object system for class- and generic function-based object-oriented programming in web browsers. 2. Lambdas on Llamas: a straightforward semantic web development framework. Uses (more or less) Elephant for persistence, OWL for modeling, and Parenscript for scripting. 3. RJSON - an extension to JSON that allows cross-referencing and other useful serialization features. 4. Sails - a way to describe visual components, similar to Dojo's widget system. 5. XML-MOP: a library that integrates XML into CLOS for reading and writing some kinds of XML documents. I'd like to generalize this and clean up the protocol more. ...and more! However, quality and some degree of completeness is emphasized for projects that claim to be complete and robust. The Parenscript Object System is currently the most developed, though all components are usable. -Red Daly

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[suave-devel] Auto-nag: suave please update your webpage
by root＠common-lisp.net 26 Feb '07

26 Feb '07

You are being nagged on because you have not created a sensible default webpage for your project. Please do so or you will be nagged again next week. All we ask is that you type in something about the project and perhaps some links to mailinglists etc. See common-lisp.net/project/clo/sp/index.html for a reasonable template. Some projects host their webpages somewhere else (eg. http://common-lisp.net/project/cl-ppcre) and if you're in the same situation you may put the following in your index.shtml: <HTML> <HEAD> <META HTTP-EQUIV="refresh" CONTENT="0;URL=YOURURLGOESHERE"> </HEAD> <BODY> </BODY> </HTML> Any questions? You can reach the author of this cronjob at clo-devel(a)common-lisp.net Thanks!

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