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  1. Chắc chắn rồi, đây là bài đăng dành cho bạn:

    Ở TPHCM, Đồng Nai có một loại rau mọc dại, không cần chăm sóc nhưng lại trở thành đặc sản trứ danh! 🌿

    Từng được coi là món "cứu đói" của những ngày khó khăn, giờ đây chúng lại nổi tiếng với độ giòn sần sật, hương vị thơm ngon khó cưỡng.

    Sinh trưởng tự nhiên, chỉ việc hái về và chế biến thành những món ăn dân dã nhưng đậm đà tình quê. Bạn có đoán ra đó là loại rau gì không? 😉

    #DacSan #RauMocDai #TPHCM #DongNai #AmThucViet #StreetFoodVietnam #Cuis

  2. @drgeo This is soooo cool!
    I am temped to port #Haver to the #Cuis rolling release, just to be able to use it.

  3. I managed to write a grammar for #Cuis version 7.0. It can parse the 30001 methods in the development image of my Earley-parser, but I do not know, whether it created the right language structures aka. syntax trees.

    Needless to say, that it needs #Haver to be executed.

  4. @alvarmaciel would you know how to modify the clock in #Squeak or #Cuis #Smalltalk to not show seconds?

  5. @vidak May one point out that #Haver is decidedly *not a fork* of #Cuis. It is implemented on top of the current Cuis version.

  6. I love class definitions using the module system #Haver provides.

    Enter the definition shown in the first picture, with proper settings your class will be bound in a module, as shown in the second picture.

    #HaverSmalltalk
    #Cuis

  7. @vidak Communication wise: nothing ;)

    Concerning #Smalltalk I created an extension of #Cuis called #Haver .
    Documentation and release builds are outdated, but that can be changed.

    Take a look at: haver.klix.ch

  8. #Unicode Input by #AsciArt

    I just added experimental support for converting ASCII-art character pictures to Unicode code points to #Haver.

    Every input starting with "\." and followed by a recognized picture is replaced by a corresponding Unicode code point (or, more exactly, its glyph).

    #Cuis
    #CuisSmalltalk
    #HaverSmalltalk

  9. #Haver now has persistent work spaces which persist the source code and the bound variables.

    #HaverSmalltalk #Cuis #CuisSmalltalk #Smalltalk

  10. @Conornash That's interesting!
    I did a complete round trip:
    Started with Smalltalk/V for MDOS in the late 80s. Used the same #Smalltalk on Windows and OS/2 in the early 90s. Used C++ for the rest of that decade. Then switched to #Python as a substitute for Smalltalk. Used #Squeak and #Pharo for private projects. Finally came back to #Cuis around 2015. After some discussion I started my own Cuis-based Smalltalk called #Haver​.

  11. What does an immersive #morphic look like? What would you build with it? #smalltalk #squeak #pharo #cuis

  12. Semantic actions make the grammar considerably longer, but we can still make good use of Unicode arrows (⇑) provided #Cuis​' Unicode handling.

    #Haver #HaverSmalltalk #CuisSmalltalk

  13. #Cuis​' constant changes in its canvas classes are sometimes a bit annoying. Every month or so I have to adapt #Haver​'s code.

    #CuisSmalltalk
    #HaverSmalltalk

  14. @drgeo Which reminds I still did not port my multi-method implementation from #Cuis to #Haver.