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Follow me at @[email protected] stacksmith.com Joined March 2010

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3 years ago

We have a (very simple) inspector window now that reflects some values of the selected object. ift.tt/UI5lFeO

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3 years ago

I'm proud of my syntax definition language. It means built-in commands can be sent as regular HyperTalk messages and parts of Stacksmith could possibly be implemented as regular HyperTalk. Also, later once I add a modern equivalent for XCMDs, one can de… ift.tt/m0sPWH1

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3 years ago

Lots of bugs quashed, working on popup menus now. ift.tt/P1ZnmS9

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3 years ago

Heh, have an issue where two things the parser parses (properties and setting values on dictionaries, which is the same syntax) need to be handled differently, and now I gotta figure out how to get the correct behavior for one w/o breaking the other. ift.tt/DAHOXJd

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3 years ago

Added rudimentary icon support to Stacksmith. Currently that's just an internal list of icon names, IDs and image paths in stacks, and a pushbutton will look up its image based on that info and display it, + "icon" property.

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3 years ago

Reimplementation of Stacksmith progressing well. Just started adding code to draw selection handles on parts. There's still a lot missing (a lot of commands, can't refer to most objects from script yet, backgrounds don't exist yet, can't move between cards yet etc.) but progress!

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4 years ago

Happy Birthday to me!

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5 years ago

Happy Birthday to me! Development on Stacksmith actually started as an April Fool‘s Joke that developed a life of its own. And no, this is not an April Fool‘s Joke.

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7 years ago

Here's a screenshot of Forge running a script on Windows:

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7 years ago

In a little detour from our regular programming, I just made Forge (a command line tool to run HyperTalk scripts that shares Stacksmith code) run on Windows. That doesn't mean there'll be a Stacksmith for Windows, but it is a fun test of how portable that part of Stacksmith is.

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7 years ago

Just added another way to add objects to a project (using the Stack Canvas). This for the first time includes a non-script way to create menus!

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7 years ago

Did some icons yesterday for the script editor's handler suggestions:

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7 years ago

So stacksmith.org has now been sort of restored, and a hopefully not quite as broken build can be found on the Github releases page.

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8 years ago

Another little syntax convenience: Repeating over an array the way you'd do for a text list in HyperTalk:

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8 years ago

I just updated the Forge command line tool with a "use" command so web page-mode scripts can pull in other files.

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8 years ago

I just updated the Forge command line tool so it will work as a Unix scripting language (= it ignores the shebang). github.com/uliwitness/For…

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8 years ago

Wrote some blog posts on things that happen in Stacksmith. First one can be found here: orangejuiceliberationfront.com/how-stacksmith… more on the next 2 weekends.