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07:34:03 * crc has started a more detailed compatibility chart: http://rx-core.org/a.html
09:41:59 <crc> ok, finished: http://rx-core.org/compat.html
09:42:33 <crc> this is all of the combinations I've personally tested
09:43:44 <crc> the ReST source is in the repo as doc/Compatibility_Chart.rst
12:26:09 <crc> cfa: I'm going to start on the file i/o in the retro.fs and retro.rx this weekend
12:31:55 <cfa> great -- sorry i still haven't gotten around to it :/
12:34:05 <crc> not a problem
13:12:37 <crc> html documentation up at http://rx-core.org/docs
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14:30:42 <erider> hi all 
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15:36:25 <crc> hi erider
15:36:42 * crc is going to eat supper in a few minutes, but will be back later tonight
15:38:57 <erider> hi crc how have you been 
15:39:10 <crc> pretty good
15:39:29 <erider> anything new going on with retro?
15:39:48 <crc> I'm beginning to get things ready for a beta release of retro 11
16:00:16 <jdp> what's new in retro 11?
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18:58:01 <crcx> Erider: quotes, combinators, better string handling 
18:58:24 <erider> crcx: cool 
18:58:41 <crcx> A fair amount was backported to the 10.7 releases
18:58:50 <erider> I have being playing with lua alot lately 
18:59:36 <crcx> 14 has a test suite, more complete docs, and more vm implementations
18:59:50 <crcx> 11, not 14
19:00:13 <erider> crcx: how is your web extension coming  
19:00:39 * crcx is tyggping on the android tablet. Still getting. Used to it.
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19:02:17 <crcx> Slowly. I've got the VM runninng very nicely in the browser. Sagging and reloading of images works.
19:03:41 <crcx> Injection of HTML is non-standard. I've been focusing on making thidnngs consistent first.
19:04:10 <erider> that sounds like a step in the right direction :) 
19:04:51 <crcx> The casket framework is usable for CGI based apps. The corpse blog code is published in the playground report.
19:05:47 <crcx> And I've done an rxsql+casket app for work
19:06:11 <erider> how many types does retro currently have 
19:09:18 <crcx> Fundamentally? One (signed integer). We have functions and libraries to use this in building strings, buffers, linked lists, arrays, hash tables, and such
19:17:59 <erider> hmm 
19:18:37 <erider> not bad to be able to build on a small primitive base 
19:19:16 <crcx> Its sufficient for my needs
19:42:13 <erider> that sounds good to me :) 
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