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12:50:59 <erider> hi all 
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13:57:07 <erider> crc: ping
14:09:57 <crc> erider: will respond soon; should be home in ~10-15 minutes
14:26:42 <erider> k
14:44:33 <crc> home now
14:45:14 <erider> just wanted to ask why the java version ngravo is not complete
14:45:53 <crc> lack of interest / time
14:46:09 <erider> oh
14:46:30 <erider> just wondering/I saw it in the partial folder 
14:47:17 <crc> there's a more complete, but less tested java implementation under incoming/ directory
14:47:57 <erider> ok just didn't know what was missing from it 
14:48:18 <crc> file i/o
14:48:47 <erider> java has a File class right? 
14:48:51 <crc> iirc, file i/o is the only significant thing missing
14:49:01 <erider> ok 
14:49:21 <crc> yes, but I'm not sure how well it maps to the retro file model (which is largely built over the stdlib from c)
14:49:40 <erider> ok I see 
14:51:48 <erider> just curious because the python version is complete 
14:52:06 <erider> ruby too 
15:04:51 <crc> both of those are more popular among retro's users than java, so I've had more help in getting them completed
15:05:16 <erider> ok just was wondering 
15:17:56 * crc can now save a parable session, and reload on a different device (server-side storage is now working)
15:19:52 <erider> good deal 
15:25:29 <crc> I'm hoping to eventually be able to push execution off to the server when needed, and pick it back up later
15:26:47 <erider> are you done tweaking it for now? just smoothing things out 
15:32:29 <crc> It's still changing
15:33:04 <crc> I have no plans to freeze it in the near future, though it's been a while since the initial primitives have been modified
15:33:16 <erider> haven't finished tweaking the APIs :-) 
15:35:18 <crc> it's largely a more personal environment. since it's built for my needs, it can change more readily than retro
15:35:45 <erider> understood 
15:36:09 <crc> at some point, I'll release an installable package, and I'll provide a version with some bits removed for others to play with
15:36:28 <crc> (e.g., http://rx-core.org/parable/play)
15:36:40 <crc> but I'm not rushing this at all
15:36:50 <erider> the goals to for making and playing with puzzles right 
15:37:33 <crc> it's a language that I'm using for that, since that's my current hobby. if/as my interests change, the language will follow
15:38:08 <erider> ok 
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18:02:27 <crc> I should look into rewriting the PHP bits in Python
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