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@darkgriffin
There is an object-oriented mud, MOO. The most well-known instance is LambdaMOO. The original server code dates back to 1990; it has been updated since then. The current maintainer, @wrog, has been working on a major update which includes Y2038-proofing, adding 64-bit integers, and a number of other major improvements, but this is not yet released. For more, including the git hub link, see https://lambda.moo.mud.orgMaybe you know about this already, but I didn't see it mentioned in the other replies so I thought I would do so.
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#lisp The Delete Problem #lambdaMOO immersive #VR Alexandrian architecture with Ramin Honary #lispyGopherClimate
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#lisp is the premier #VR language community ! #lambdaMOO and trying-harder. yduJ's moo.el #emacs. Mic working at least.
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I made a codeberg account and added the moo.el that I have been using for the past N decades after getting permission from the original authors (in 1990) to GPL it and publish it. I did not get permission from any of the people who have made changes along the way and emailed it around. (You know who you are.)
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#climateCrisis with Kent Pitman and Ramin Honary, #lambdaMOO digging a new #gofaiLab and #lispyGopherClimate community
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DEAD MIC #lispyGopherClimate live installing #acl2 #lisp #fol and #lambdamoo using #emacs #tramp over #i2p #ssh .
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My favorite hashtag to follow on Mastodon is #LambdaMOO
IYKYK
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Oops. We just upgraded our linux machine, and now it has emacs 30.2, and moo.el doesn't work!
Package cl is deprecated
let: Wrong type argument: symbolp, #<obarray n=55>Investigating shows that a value in mud-worlds is not a symbol. I guess I'll have to actually learn how to use the debugger... And remember how to use emacs lisp. In fact it appears that the first element in mud-worlds may be intended to be the value of mud-worlds. But (elt (elt mud-worlds 0) 0) (and length and other functions) give (wrong-type-argument sequencep #<obarray n=55>). Did something change in obarray with emacs 30?
@kentpitman You did something for emacs 29, so tagging you...
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#lambdaMOO #sixel #scheme #schemacs #lisp #interface #learning #accessibility w/ Ramin, Kent Pitman #lispyGopherClimate
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https://mastodon.murkworks.net/@wrog/116755896874528089
stupid version was 60 lines
30 days later, the insane version is ~900 lines of m4 = 2000+ lines of shell script (after m4sh has done its bulletproofing)...
...not counting 600+ lines of "semi-literate m4 programming" that expands into ANY of:
. the (markdown) reference manual
. the case statements for each of the passes over the command line,
. the function to save all of the "sticky" arguments
(and probably should also generate routines to
. initialize the underlying variables
. display all inferred settings [for --dry-run]but for now I just have it produce the checklist so I know I've covered everything,
...there being only 26 actual options
...so far
https://wrog.net/moo/l8tf/Install_Tests.html
aaaaaaa