Re: [chuck-users] ChucK and STDIN
I'd be interested in playing with the Skot object. If you could post compiled version of this, I'd love to check it out. Thanks. -Dan
gewang@CS.Princeton.EDU 07/12/06 4:58 PM >>> Greetings!
stdin (and file i/o in general) is on the way. Right now, there are a few hacked/experimental objects we've use internally: The Skot object: a event-based stdin reader The PRC object: string tokenizer They are not in the standard build - you'd have to enable them by adding a compiler flag: -DAJAY. Which platform are you using? We can post an executable with these compiled in, if you like. They will allow one to write code like: Skot skot; // infinite event loop while( true ) { // prompt and wait skot.prompt("enter data:") => now; // get the results while( skot.more() ) { <<< skot.getLine() >>>; } } and you can use PRC to tokenize the text. The actual stdin and file I/O is definitely on the way (thanks to Martin Robinson), we just haven't integrated/fully tested it yet.
Hi Dan! Here you go: http://chuck.cs.princeton.edu/release/files/snapshot/here/ chuck: os x chuck.exe: win32 *.ck: examples Best, Ge! On Wed, 12 Jul 2006, DANIEL MAGNUSZEWSKI wrote:
I'd be interested in playing with the Skot object. If you could post compiled version of this, I'd love to check it out.
Thanks.
-Dan
gewang@CS.Princeton.EDU 07/12/06 4:58 PM >>> Greetings!
stdin (and file i/o in general) is on the way.
Right now, there are a few hacked/experimental objects we've use internally:
The Skot object: a event-based stdin reader The PRC object: string tokenizer
They are not in the standard build - you'd have to enable them by adding a compiler flag: -DAJAY. Which platform are you using? We can post an executable with these compiled in, if you like.
They will allow one to write code like:
Skot skot;
// infinite event loop while( true ) { // prompt and wait skot.prompt("enter data:") => now; // get the results while( skot.more() ) { <<< skot.getLine() >>>; } }
and you can use PRC to tokenize the text.
The actual stdin and file I/O is definitely on the way (thanks to Martin Robinson), we just haven't integrated/fully tested it yet.
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