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2020-12-22`add_element` can now take multiple elements.extra_functionalNathanael Sensfelder
2020-12-22Indexed Merge with defaults.Nathanael Sensfelder
2020-12-05Working on the merge operator...Nathanael Sensfelder
2020-11-09...Nathanael Sensfelder
2020-11-08More unit tests.Nathanael Sensfelder
2020-11-07More unit testing...Nathanael Sensfelder
2020-11-07More unit tests, fixes equals operator.Nathanael Sensfelder
2020-11-07Adds more unit tests.Nathanael Sensfelder
2020-11-03...Nathanael Sensfelder
2020-11-03Unit testing for access: OK.Nathanael Sensfelder
2020-11-03Starting some unit testing...Nathanael Sensfelder
2020-11-02Adds sort & sublist computation/instruction.Nathanael Sensfelder
2020-11-01Adds external variables.Nathanael Sensfelder
2020-11-01First shot at option+event player inputs.Nathanael Sensfelder
2020-09-19Still has issues.Nathanael Sensfelder
File "/my/src/tonkadur-python-engine/tonkadur.py", line 266, in run result["content"] = self.compute(instruction['content']) File "/my/src/tonkadur-python-engine/tonkadur.py", line 78, in compute result['content'].append(self.compute(c)) File "/my/src/tonkadur-python-engine/tonkadur.py", line 176, in compute result['content'].append(self.compute(c)) File "/my/src/tonkadur-python-engine/tonkadur.py", line 176, in compute result['content'].append(self.compute(c)) File "/my/src/tonkadur-python-engine/tonkadur.py", line 203, in compute target = target[addr] TypeError: list indices must be integers or slices, not str I assume that somewhere, an address is being used instead of the value.
2020-09-19...Nathanael Sensfelder
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2020-09-19Maybe solves most grammar collisions.Nathanael Sensfelder
2020-09-18...Nathanael Sensfelder
2020-09-18...Nathanael Sensfelder
2020-09-18...nsensfel
2020-09-17...Nathanael Sensfelder
2020-09-17Resolves one of the grammar collisions.nsensfel
2020-09-16Makes functional imperative equivalents in-place.nsensfel
Although the actual implementation cheats by making a copy to avoid messy situations.
2020-09-16...Nathanael Sensfelder
2020-09-16...nsensfel
2020-09-15Need to think on instruction ref vs comp vs ptr.Nathanael Sensfelder
2020-09-15Completes the reference -> computation for computations.Nathanael Sensfelder
I made that without much testing, so I suspect issues will show up.
2020-09-15Starting to fix Reference -> Computation on computations.nsensfel
I want to be able to write `(reverse (range 0 50 5))`, but `reverse` and the others all take references as input.
2020-09-15Range, and some others...nsensfel
2020-09-15Fully implements remove_{one,all,at}.nsensfel
2020-09-15Fully implements shuffle.nsensfel
2020-09-14Fully implements cons, car, and cdr.Nathanael Sensfelder
2020-09-14Fully implements SetFields{,Computation}.Nathanael Sensfelder
2020-09-14Adds a real SetFields{,Computation} to Fate.Nathanael Sensfelder
2020-09-14...nsensfel
2020-09-13Gets the Blackjack example to run again.Nathanael Sensfelder
2020-09-13Adds the Fate stuff.Nathanael Sensfelder
2020-09-13Cleans up instruction building asserts.Nathanael Sensfelder
2020-09-13An "assert" utility class is definitely needed at this point.Nathanael Sensfelder
2020-09-12Adds the files for Fate.Nathanael Sensfelder
The content isn't quite there, though.
2020-09-10...nsensfel
2020-09-09...nsensfel
2020-09-09...Nathanael Sensfelder
2020-09-08Merge branch 'master' into extra_functionalnsensfel
2020-09-08Got it to work, I think...polymorphic_registersnsensfel
2020-09-08Still has issues with removing already removed registers.nsensfel
Looks to be related to context registers being removed after the context register holder itself was already removed.
2020-09-08It's going to be a considerable change...Nathanael Sensfelder
2020-09-08It compiles, but doesn't work properly.nsensfel
Structure initialization can't work with this: if it was initialized as an int then used later as a struct, none of the struct's fields are there, so writting to them is not doable. There might be a way, using `remove` and `initialize` to refresh the register at every use. This would kill the side-channel attack used to pass parameters, and so special care would have to be taken for them.