Sleep Developers Google Group

Sleep on Blackberry

brettwcarr...@hotmail.com (Brett Carroll ) — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 16:29:12 UT

Is anyone using sleep on a blackberry device?
Also, is it possible to embed a sleep script in the sleep.jar, or in another .jar file?
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Re: [sleep-developers] Re: Can I interrupt a running sleep instance?

rsmu...@gmail.com (Raphael Mudge) — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 12:36:08 UT

Hi Lance,
I think that will work fine them, throwing a null exception is one
way to tell the Sleep interpreter to halt all action and just stop at
the next instruction. There is a race condition though where if an
instruction is about to call a Return happens, your thread gets
called where you do the flagging, the Return executes and flags a

Re: [sleep-developers] Re: Can I interrupt a running sleep instance?

groli...@gmail.com — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 08:13:45 UT

Sorry, I should have said the script was being called and interrupted from
within Java.I haven't looked at continuations yet - I've only just started
looking at Sleep, but looking at an earlier post on this list, what I ended
up doing, was calling :

scriptInstance.getScriptEnviro nment().flagReturn(null,

After the Deadline (Sleep-based startup) Acquired by Automattic, Inc.

rsmu...@gmail.com (Raphael Mudge) — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 20:40:01 UT

Hi guys,
Man, I've been meaning to say something for awhile but couldn't until
today. After the Deadline, the SaaS solution built in Sleep to check
spelling, style, and grammar has been acquired by Automattic, Inc.
Today it went live on WordPress.com powering the writing checking for
millions of bloggers.

Re: [sleep-developers] Can I interrupt a running sleep instance?

rsmu...@gmail.com (Raphael Mudge) — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 14:53:31 UT

Hi Lance,
Are you trying to create a mechanism for signaling a running script
to stop? I recommend creating your own mechanism using continuations
and having your scripts use it. Something like this:

inline checkSafe
{
if (whatever condition you want)
{
callcc {
warn("Function $1 is now paused");

Can I interrupt a running sleep instance?

groli...@gmail.com (Lance White) — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 14:06:33 UT

Subject says it all really - Is it possible to interrupt a running
sleep instance, whether it be in a loop, or a user defined function,
and if it is currently executing a user defined function, can that
function get notified that the script has been interrupted?

Cheers

Lance

RE: [sleep-developers] Re: How to execute another script from sleep

gaurav7.sha...@aricent.com (Gaurav Sharma) — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 05:15:11 UT

Hi Raphael,

I checked the second form of exec function. It's working well for me :-)

Thanks for your suggestion.

Warm Regards
- Alen

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Hi Alen
There is a second form of exec that accepts an array where the command

Re: [sleep-developers] How to execute another script from sleep

rsmu...@gmail.com (Raphael Mudge) — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 14:45:24 UT

Hi Alen
There is a second form of exec that accepts an array where the command
and each argument is represented as an array element. This is
probably what you want as it allows you to use whitespace in each
argument.

[link]

$handle = exec(@("expect", "try.exp", "arg1", "arg2", "arg3", "aa bb cc"));

How to execute another script from sleep

gaurav1....@gmail.com (Alen) — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 08:11:21 UT

Hi,

I want to execute an Expect script from sleep script. So, i am using
the "exec" function as following:
$handle = exec("expect try.exp arg1 arg2 arg3 arg4'");

It runs fine if there is no whitespace in any of the arg<n>.
I want to ask how to pass the argument which has some whitespaces in

Re: Sleep 2.1 - update 4

pour...@twcny.rr.com (Poarman) — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 19:58:21 UT

Awesome Raph! Thanx for the update) overloaded in especially)
although i am sure i will use the other capabilities as well at some
time or other.

Sleep 2.1 - update 4

rsmu...@gmail.com (Raphael Mudge) — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 04:24:35 UT

Hello everyone,
Tonight I've released Sleep 2.1-u4. This release is mostly fixes
that have accumulated over the past several months. Sleep is seeing
a lot of use on my end powering the backend for http://
[link].
Here is a summary of the changes:
- This release fixes several issues for multi-threaded scripts. I'm

Announce: After the Deadline Launch

rsmu...@gmail.com (Raphael Mudge) — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 19:49:16 UT

Dear friends,
On behalf of Dashnine Media, I'm proud to announce the launch of
After the Deadline, a suite of writing improvement tools for web
applications.
There is a misconception that everyone who writes anything important
is using Microsoft Office. With the rise of blogs, wikis, and
collaborative web systems this is changing. The interface on these

Fwd: [MeetingReminder] February ACM Meeting Announcement - Adventures in AI: Writing a Spelling Corrector - This Wednesday!

rsmu...@gmail.com (Raphael Mudge) — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 05:28:08 UT

Hi there,
Next week I'm talking to the Syracuse, NY ACM chapter about my writing
improvement technology. I'm doing some fun work with neural networks (in
Sleep of course) to help make smarter writing improvement tools.
Announcement is below.
-- Raphael
---------- Forwarded message ----------
AI: Writing a Spelling Corrector - This Wednesday!

Re: What is the syntax for having multi-line literals?

rsmu...@gmail.com (Raphael Mudge) — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 19:00:09 UT

My apologies, I forgot a semicolon.

$x = "this
is
a
multiline
literal";

Re: [sleep-developers] What is the syntax for having multi-line literals?

rsmu...@gmail.com (Raphael Mudge) — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 18:52:29 UT

Multiline literals? We don't need no steenking multiline literals!
I think this is a good point, I will look at the documentation and
include this as a potential addition. In the meantime, here is how
you do multiline literals in Sleep:

$x = "this
is
a
multiline
literal!"

It works with single quoted expressions as well. If you're looking