Hello. I`ve got something to share with you. I found a new program. This is a 3d viewer with slideshow feature. It allows one to make 3d presentation with 3d models and audible comments and change parameters. I`ve made already 3 presentations, lol. I hope it will help you at your work too. You can download it from... more »
Hi!
TAO is a trademark of Alenia Spazio S.p.A. that is used as the name of
a programming language. To make confusion perfect that aims at
scientific use. For more see:
[link]
Obviously even if one does not fear trademark issues the problem... more »
Hi!
A (more or less) recent freshmeat announcement pointed me to a
programming language called 'Frink'. It is written in Java and has
some interesting features that perhaps may inspire further development
of Tao.
...
Unfortunately I am not yet sure about the license of Frink - it seems
as if one has to look at the jar file to find it out :-< Frink is at... more »
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To solve the problem pointed out be Jupp, I have enable read() function to read multi-lines until a user-define "EOF" is met in a _single_ line. The syntax is like the following:
...
string = read( "<<MyEOF" ); # the user-defined "EOF" should be prefixed by "<<"
read( string, "<<MyEOF" ); # the order of the parameters is not important,... more »
Hi!
At the end of this message I added rot13 written in Tao. If you do not
know it: rot13 is a Cesar encoding; an implementation of rot13 using
standard Unix tools is
tr '[a-zA-Z]' '[n-za-mN-ZA-M]'
The Tao script works flawlessly - for a single line. I am an old Linux
hand so I have two questions not answered by the documentation.... more »
Hi,
During the past weeks, I have made some progress in the development of Tao, including splitting subindexing operations from the numeric array types and starting to implement multi-threading supporting, simplifying the interfaces for extending and embedding Tao, and supporting scripting in non-english... more »
Hi!
I'd like to bring to the attention of this forum that an interesting
project exists that uses the famous 'Perl Cookbook' as a blueprint and
implements the recipes provided there in differnt programming
languages. It provides a nice means of showing how one's favorite
language can be used to solve everyday problems and to demonstrate the... more »
Hi!
This thread will contain equivalent solutions in Tao language for some
interesting problems I found in comp.lang.python.
Anybody are welcome to add something to this thread, so that people
used Python can get a quick impression about Tao just by reading this
thread.
Creation of similar threads for other languages are also appreciated.... more »
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