Years back, I remember being well impressed by xlisp's
clear OOP-demo's of the [then newish] OOP concepts
which it handled. Now I want to use its basic ideas
to suggest a OOP-concepts-demo for OOP-forth.
Good work can be used as a basis of further good work ?
AFAIK the code/s is:
turtle.lsp == a nice star-char-stepper OOP-based demo;
art.lsp == the original 'Byte' article.
I've already wasted half a day googling-in-circles.
Please someone direct me to these source/s
or even mail to:
crglur AT gmail DOT com
=TIA.
On Feb 8, 7:38 am, ·······@gmail wrote:
> Years back, I remember being well impressed by xlisp's
> clear OOP-demo's of the [then newish] OOP concepts
> which it handled. Now I want to use its basic ideas
> to suggest a OOP-concepts-demo for OOP-forth.
>
> Good work can be used as a basis of further good work ?
>
> AFAIK the code/s is:
> turtle.lsp == a nice star-char-stepper OOP-based demo;
> art.lsp == the original 'Byte' article.
>
> I've already wasted half a day googling-in-circles.
>
> Please someone direct me to these source/s
> or even mail to:
> crglur AT gmail DOT com
>
> =TIA.
I've got a partial port of the XLisp prototyping object system within
my current "XLispStat" port of XLisp-Stat to Common Lisp.
See the Common Lisp Stat repository on http://www.GitHub.com/blindglobe
or http://Repo.or.cz/
It's nice, but I've reach the stage where it's more legacy for me (use
of lots of LispStat code) than essential (CLOS has grown on me).
On Sun, 8 Feb 2009 02:09:22 -0800 (PST), AJ Rossini <··········@gmail.com>
wrote:
> On Feb 8, 7:38�am, ·······@gmail wrote:
>> �Years back, I remember being well impressed by xlisp's
>> �clear OOP-demo's of the [then newish] OOP concepts
>> �which it handled. � �Now I want to use its basic ideas
>> �to suggest a OOP-concepts-demo for OOP-forth.
>>
>> �Good work can be used as a basis of further good work ?
>>
>> �AFAIK the code/s is:
>> � turtle.lsp � == a nice star-char-stepper OOP-based demo;
>> � art.lsp == the original 'Byte' article.
>>
>> I've already wasted half a day googling-in-circles.
>>
>> Please someone direct me to these source/s
>> � or even mail to:
>> � crglur �AT gmail DOT com
>>
>> =TIA.
>
> I've got a partial port of the XLisp prototyping object system within
> my current "XLispStat" port of XLisp-Stat to Common Lisp.
>
> See the Common Lisp Stat repository on http://www.GitHub.com/blindglobe
> or http://Repo.or.cz/
>
> It's nice, but I've reach the stage where it's more legacy for me (use
> of lots of LispStat code) than essential (CLOS has grown on me).
Please be aware of the difference between the xlisp and the lisp-stat object
systems. The xlisp object system is a class based system, and the lisp-stat
one is a prototype based object system. They are not source compatible.
On Sun, 08 Feb 2009 00:38:13 -0600, ·······@gmail wrote:
>
>
> Years back, I remember being well impressed by xlisp's
> clear OOP-demo's of the [then newish] OOP concepts
> which it handled. Now I want to use its basic ideas
> to suggest a OOP-concepts-demo for OOP-forth.
>
> Good work can be used as a basis of further good work ?
>
> AFAIK the code/s is:
> turtle.lsp == a nice star-char-stepper OOP-based demo;
> art.lsp == the original 'Byte' article.
>
>I've already wasted half a day googling-in-circles.
>
>Please someone direct me to these source/s
> or even mail to:
> crglur AT gmail DOT com
>
>=TIA.
That's a blast from the past. I ran xlisp on Z80 Tatung Einstein about
15 years ago. Also had Dr Logo.
--
Peter Hill
Can of worms - what every fisherman wants.
Can of worms - what every PC owner gets!
you'll find it in the xlisp package :-)
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/project/ai-repository/ai/lang/lisp/gui/winterp/xlisp/xlisp21p.tgz
enjoy.
·······@gmail wrote:
>
>
> Years back, I remember being well impressed by xlisp's
> clear OOP-demo's of the [then newish] OOP concepts
> which it handled. Now I want to use its basic ideas
> to suggest a OOP-concepts-demo for OOP-forth.
>
> Good work can be used as a basis of further good work ?
>
> AFAIK the code/s is:
> turtle.lsp == a nice star-char-stepper OOP-based demo;
> art.lsp == the original 'Byte' article.
>
> I've already wasted half a day googling-in-circles.
>
> Please someone direct me to these source/s
> or even mail to:
> crglur AT gmail DOT com
>
> =TIA.