#haver — Public Fediverse posts

Allergenenwaarschuwing Bio+ Biologische Linzensoep.
In de soep zitten GLUTEN, TARWE en HAVER. Dat staat niet op de verpakking.
Lees hier om welke batches het gaat: http://rcll.nl/TRrBg6
#tarwe #haver #gluten #coeliakie

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

Zou het nu naar Heineken smaken? 🤔😉 #haver
@terughaalacties

And if I haver, yeah I know I’m gonna be
I’m gonna be the man who’s haverin’ to you…

After it was used in the 1993 film BENNY & JOON, “I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles)” was a 🇺🇸 hit for The Proclaimers – but some US radio stations refused to play it because they thought “haver” might mean something rude

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-40261550

#Scottish #music #TheProclaimers #Scots #Scotslanguage #Scotstober #haver

The Gallagate’s a-fleur wi traitours
Rinnan aa-gaits wi thir havers;
Creatioun nivir crappt sic craturs
Creepan frae thir holes…

—Thurso Berwick, “Scots wha Hae”
published in A KIST O SKINKLAN THINGS

https://asls.org.uk/publications/books/volumes/a-kist-o-skinlan-things/

#Scottish #literature #poem #poetry #Scots #Scotslanguage #Scotstober #haver

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.

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

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

Whenever you set out to do something, you discover that you have to do something else first.

@juanvuletich changed the shape of some classes #Haver patches. Obvioulsy I have to test the rsulting image and regenrate my check files.

I just wannted to generate a new #Haver release (On #FreeBSD)

@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Documentation and release builds are outdated, but that can be changed.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: http://haver.klix.ch

#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

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

#HaverSmalltalk #Cuis #CuisSmalltalk #Smalltalk

@drgeo #DrGeo runs nicely on a standard #Haver development image.

#HaverOnCuis #Cuis

@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​.

Now I have a nice title ToDo-list application for #Haver.

#HaverSmalltalk #CuisSmalltalk

@krono Did my own file-out and ported it to #Haver module. Works like charm.

Thanks again for the pointer!

Now we can evaluate nice looking expressions, like this one √(-4²) with our #Earley parser.

#Haver #HaverSmalltalk

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

#Haver #HaverSmalltalk #CuisSmalltalk

The latest #Cuis​' latest update killed #Haver completely.

#CuisSmalltalk #HaverSmalltalk

#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

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

The #CuisSmalltalk community had a very nice presentation of #Haver, a Cuis based Smalltalk With Modules. Thanks Gerald Klix @Haver

You can watch it by visiting the archives at the http://www.cuis-smalltalk.org/community or directly at https://youtu.be/0HagwHP6pGs

Stay tuned, next month Ken Dickey will present us his exploration of Bezier Curves with the VectorGraphics engine of Cuis!