Another small add-on the my previous ( last ) two mails.
I attach the Ivy-3 README file ( gziped ).
In case you choose the ivy to be the extention language - one needs to
decide which version :
Ivy-2 - my modified version
Ivy-3 - which I can modify easily ( I hope )
pc
Hello,
> I'll look into that but why you should want to define a multi recursive
> macro? IMO that should not be allowed.
The number of \toto needed to crash is variable. The first time it crashed,
I had a single occurence of the macro in itself. I had written it by mistake.
Cheers,
E
On Sat, 19 Dec 1998, Etienne Grossmann wrote:
> if I open a new LyX document, do "M-x math-macro toto", then type
> "\toto \toto \toto ... ", then lyx crashes, saying :
I'll look into that but why you should want to define a multi recursive
macro? IMO that should not be allowed.
Alejandro
A small add-on to my previous mail :
> /pub/joe/pc.tar.Z - PseudoCode: the successor to IVY - I have
> never used it
I have just looked at the PseudoCode : it's really a successor to IVY.
The source code is about 100kB long.
It still has some annoying problems ( tha
> It might indeed be a possibility. I do not know whether it is as
> expressive as scheme, though (probably not).
I attach a gziped version of the ivy-2 README file to help you judge the
ivy language itself.
I have found ivy while I was looking for a small and simple extention
language to be used
Hi Joseph!
I'm been pointed to the IVY programming language because
the LyX team wants to extend LyX with an embedded scripting
language. (Read about the LyX effort on www.lyx.org)
I found the IVY-2.tar.gz package from 1993 and it's great.
However, it seems it's rather old, and I want to ask y
Hello,
if I open a new LyX document, do "M-x math-macro toto", then type
"\toto \toto \toto ... ", then lyx crashes, saying :
==
Macro2 toto 5 Macro2 toto 5 Macro2 toto 5 Macro2 toto 5 Macro2 toto 5 Macro2
toto 5 Ma
