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Ryan Burnside wrote SNOW.LISP, a graphics animation program in Interlisp that demonstrates programming techniques such as yielding process control and screen buffering.
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Ryan Burnside wrote SNOW.LISP, a graphics animation program in Interlisp that demonstrates programming techniques such as yielding process control and screen buffering.
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Ryan Burnside wrote SNOW.LISP, a graphics animation program in Interlisp that demonstrates programming techniques such as yielding process control and screen buffering.
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Ryan Burnside wrote SNOW.LISP, a graphics animation program in Interlisp that demonstrates programming techniques such as yielding process control and screen buffering.
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Ryan Burnside wrote SNOW.LISP, a graphics animation program in Interlisp that demonstrates programming techniques such as yielding process control and screen buffering.
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Ryan Burnside is enhancing his turtle graphics library written in Interlisp. In this screencast he demonstrates some new interactive drawing features.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYcsghgRsx8
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The ? command of the Interlisp Exec (REPL) prints a list of available commands with brief explanations of what they do. Most are Interlisp-D commands, some modern Medley additions.
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What strategies can be employed to describe a problem and converge on an appropriate hypertext representation? This 1987 paper explored such representation issues with NoteCards, the hypermedia system written in Interlisp.
https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/317426.317445
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We retrieved from an old archive "NoteCards User’s Guide" V2.0 and added it to the source tree. Published in 1991, this manual better matches the NoteCards code that comes with Medley Interlisp but some of the information the document provides is now only of historical value.
https://files.interlisp.org/medley/notecards/docs/user-guide-v2.0
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In NoteCards a "tabletop card" is an arrangement of cards (hypertext nodes) on the screen, such as the 3 cards at the center.
A "guided tour" is a graph whose nodes are tabletop cards (table icons) and whose edges are links connecting the cards. You traverse a guided tour with the control panel at right and the result is a "slide show" of tabletops.
For more on tabletop cards and guided tours see:
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A NoteCards "browser" is a type of card that shows a hypertext network as a graph structure, i.e. a graph view like in this example. The thumbnail at the top left corner lets you pan and scroll the graph.
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Although NoteCards predated the WWW, in the early days of the web the hypermedia system developed with Interlisp-D was also used for research on the design, analysis, and documentation of web sites such as the projects described in these papers.
https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/268820.268861
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@interlisp ☝️ The NoteCards logo still looks cool. This is a frame from one of the above introductory videos on NoteCards, the hypermedia system developed in Interlisp at Xerox PARC.
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A comprehensive introduction to the NoteCards hypermedia system developed in Interlisp at Xerox PARC. This 1985 videotape covers and demonstrates tha basic system, the programmer's interface, and research issues.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZCitxFlnqQ
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In the late 1970s Interlisp was ported to DEC VAX computers under Berkeley Unix. These papers reported on the project and its challenges.
https://softwarepreservation.computerhistory.org/LISP/interlisp/Interlisp-VAX_A_Report.pdf
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Using SBCL and McCLIM I wrote an Interlisp tool in modern Common Lisp with a CLIM GUI. That's what happens when one is having too much fun with Lisp.
https://journal.paoloamoroso.com/an-interlisp-file-viewer-in-common-lisp
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This 1984 paper introduced the basic ideas of programming with objects in various languages with examples from LOOPS, the Lisp Object-Oriented Programming System of Interlisp.
https://ojs.aaai.org/aimagazine/index.php/aimagazine/article/view/508
https://ojs.aaai.org/aimagazine/index.php/aimagazine/article/download/508/444
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"So... AI.."
Don't say you know anime, if you can't name this iconic duo.
#interlisp t-shirt #lisp #gopher #carpet #beanbag #chair #microphone #anonradio
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Although not a requirement Interlisp source file names are usually all uppercase with no extension such as EDIT or FILEIO. Sometimes Medley Common Lisp sources are all lowercase with .lisp extension like env.lisp or vector.lisp.
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I suddenly no longer have any interest in trying to find a copy of
Interactive Programming Environments 1984 by Barstow, Shrobe, and Sandewall.
It was a book focusing on #interlisp and more broadly a historical selection of evolved #lisp programming styles.
I have only been able to find a 3 page article that apologises for publishing it.
#lisp #interactiveProgramming .
@amszmidt @pkw @rms @lispi314 @gnemmi
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@interlisp @amoroso
@kentpitmanWhy do the ATAN and ARCTAN functions in #Medley #Interlisp return the result angle in degrees rather than radian?
I know the answer is (the fixnum 42), but why?
Questions over questions?
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This 1988 paper discussed the facilities of NoteCards for browsing hypertext documents and mitigating the sense of disorientation the users often reported. Originally developed at Xerox PARC, NoteCards is an early hypermedia system written in Interlisp that still runs on Medley.
https://web.archive.org/web/20220908201122id_/https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.5555/3374430.3374437
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This 1986 paper reported on various extensions and forms of collaboration for the NoteCards hypertext-based idea structuring system. Written in Interlisp, NoteCards was essentially a single user hypermedia environment at first.
https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/637069.637089
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This 1983 paper reported on the experience with implementing the same applications on three different Lisp systems: Maclisp on a DEC-20, Franz Lisp on a VAX 11/780, and Interlisp-D on a Dolphin workstation. Despite the graphical environment the poor performance of the Dolphin hardware, one of the slowest Xerox D machines, made the Interlisp-D experience worse than other systems.
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How long have you been using Lisp? Any dialect, including Emacs Lisp.
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How long have you been using Lisp? Any dialect, including Emacs Lisp.
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How long have you been using Lisp? Any dialect, including Emacs Lisp.
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How long have you been using Lisp? Any dialect, including Emacs Lisp.