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06:38:40 <crc> hi docl 
06:41:11 <docl> good morning crc
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07:51:57 <docl> http://retroforth.com/paste/?id=3394
07:52:02 <docl> works!
07:52:33 <docl> prefixes are evaluated as a stack rather than queue
07:53:04 <docl> so @$1 starts with $1 then does @ to it
07:53:52 <docl> and !@foo does foo @ !
07:56:32 <docl> I also changed it to not convert prefix from header to xt until it is ready to be evaluated
08:05:13 <crc> nice
08:07:01 <crc> commited
08:09:09 <crc> I used $ for a different purpose though
08:10:34 <crc> bbiab; time to play with the kids for a bit
08:13:09 <docl> have fun
08:13:48 <docl> I put the __$ prefix in a vocab so that it wouldn't interfere. It's kind of special purpose.
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10:37:39 <docl> http://retroforth.com/paste/?id=3395
10:40:33 <docl> the $1 $2 ... can go away later, I think of them mainly as scaffolding
10:46:58 <docl> http://retroforth.com/paste/?id=3396
10:47:10 <docl> that is a cleaned up version
10:54:45 <docl> it was extremely easy to clean up. just needed to replace $2 with end, place an additional dup at the beginning, and remove the @$1 instances
11:01:25 <docl> incidentally, I like the ability to combine ! and @ as prefixes. !@end or !@$2 makes a lot of sense when you think of it as indicating a pointer.
11:14:50 <docl> found a bug
11:14:52 <docl> : $h ( - ) here over getLength 1+ dup allot copy ;
11:14:52 <docl> : __v here last @ , last ! ['] .data , 0 , $h ; ' .parse reclass
11:14:54 <docl> vfoo vbar vvar 
11:15:55 <docl> the last one has a problem. .parse prefixes need to not nest further
11:31:05 <docl> here's a fix: http://retroforth.com/paste/?id=3397
11:35:37 <crc> applied
11:45:35 <crc> __" is pretty cool
11:45:41 <docl> :)
11:45:58 <crc> doesn't work in a definition though
11:46:21 <docl> hmm
11:52:03 <docl> here we go: http://retroforth.com/paste/?id=3398
11:52:45 <crc> why the allot in >pad?
11:53:08 <docl> oops
11:53:20 <docl> not needed, that's for when copying to here
11:53:59 <docl> s/dup allot //
11:54:35 <crc> http://retroforth.com/paste/?id=3399
11:55:13 <docl> nice!
12:10:30 <docl> http://retroforth.com/paste/?id=3400
12:24:52 <crc> looks good
12:55:03 <docl> here's an idea for stubs:
12:55:05 <docl> : redefinition last @ dup @ last ! dup @d->xt swap d->name find if @d->xt :is then ;
12:55:07 <docl> stub foo
12:55:10 <docl> : bar 10 foo drop ;
12:55:13 <docl> : foo 20 + .s ; redefinition
13:14:15 <crc> why not use @ and ! prefixes with last?
13:15:38 <docl> good question.
13:15:42 <docl> : instead ( - ) @last @dup !last dup @d->xt swap d->name find if @d->xt :is ;then drop ;
13:16:06 <docl> maybe instead is a better name for it?
13:16:58 <docl> : foo 10 ; : bar foo . ; : foo 20 ; instead
13:30:14 <crc> docl: I committed 'instead' and the '__"' prefix to the retroforth.fossil repository
13:32:42 <docl> cool! :)
17:12:35 <crc> kernel reduced to 2008 cells used. We're under 2k cells at last :)
22:34:44 <docl> exit
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