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06:01:07 <lukeparrish> something I'm not liking in retro 10 (I don't know if this is a windows issue) is that it treats the enter key differently from other key presses. It reads the codes, but they are not processed immediately. you have to press enter twice, or press space to get anything to happen.
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06:30:57 <crc> luke, when are you hitting enter?
06:40:59 <lukeparrish> after a "key" based word (or key itself)
06:41:21 <lukeparrish> even with whitespace.retro, it does not immediately respond to enter.
06:42:41 <lukeparrish> pressing enter twice seems to have the same effect as pressing space once
06:43:36 <lukeparrish> makes the user experience a little rough... normally enter is the one key you expect instant results from
06:44:39 <lukeparrish> I am thinking it may be because enter is translated as both cr and lf in windows? maybe having two key-codes for a single event is gumming things up?
07:04:45 <crc> that's possible
07:05:01 <crc> I'll see if I can find a fix for it
07:06:34 <crc> does this happen in both vm's (console and framebuffer)?
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08:07:52 <Mat2> hello !
08:08:59 <crc> hello
08:09:49 <Mat2> after discussing a bit with helmar on the mailing list I take a deeper look at 4p and his JiT compiler. This gives me a nice idea about ngaro
08:10:33 <Mat2> and i'm now working slowly on a native code compiler for the current vm
08:11:40 <crc> cool
08:11:57 <crc> I've been working on fixing ngaro under windows
08:12:09 <crc> it seems to be close to working properly at last
08:12:41 <Mat2> great, I will compile it on my windows box
08:13:41 <crc> http://retroforth.org/R10/retro-10-pre2.tar.gz
08:14:19 <Mat2> thanks, have you get your confirmation message from BerliOs in the meantime ?
08:16:03 <crc> Yes, but I haven't set up the account yet
08:16:20 <crc> hopefully within the next day or two... 
08:16:38 <Mat2> ok, I can upload my latest vm sources then
08:17:48 <Mat2> i'm working also on documentation of the extended instruction set (some changes here for supporting functional programming techniques)
08:18:39 <Mat2> recursions, quotations and so on and some nice things from colorforth
08:23:40 * crc has to go... getting busy here
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09:02:28 <Mat2> ok
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17:36:47 <lukeparrish> crc: framebuffer version has the same problem. It also crashes when I use --with whitespace.retro
17:38:11 <lukeparrish> apparently that's a problem with the --with argument
18:01:38 <lukeparrish> hmm. looks like I was incorrect... the framebuffer doesn't seem to have the problem with enter now for some reason.
18:06:09 <lukeparrish> one thing about the framebuffer: instead of scanning both 10 and 13, it seems to scan only the 13, and discard the 10.
18:07:17 <lukeparrish> : 2key key key ; 2key <-- when enter is pressed, scans only the integer 13, and does not respond until a second key is pressed.
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