| @import AppKit; | |
| @import os.log; | |
| @interface MainViewController : NSViewController | |
| @end | |
| @implementation MainViewController { | |
| NSTextField *_label; | |
| id<NSObject> _occlusionObserver; | |
| NSTimer *_timer; |
| @implementation AppDelegate | |
| - (instancetype)init { | |
| self = [super init]; | |
| NSString *displayName = [NSBundle.mainBundle objectForInfoDictionaryKey:@"CFBundleDisplayName"]; | |
| NSMenu *mainMenu = [[NSMenu alloc] initWithTitle:@"Main Menu"]; | |
| { |
I’m working on a new language (Fjord) for a shell (fj). Although I have some ideas of my own for syntax, I’m not sure if they’re a really bad idea or if they’re fine, so I’ve decided to conduct a ‘sanity check’ of sorts by writing some preliminary ideas down here. Please respond down in the comments with any thoughts you have!
Note: throughout this document I’ll refer to functions, which are what I’m calling commands.
As this is a language for a shell,
Hi, everyone! I recently found out about the performance benefits of keeping things (specifically command-line utilities) in one binary (groundbreaking, I know), and thought they might have some interesting applications in shell development. Don’t expect anything amazing or not-rambling though -- my ideas are not very well-formed at the moment.
Let’s say you are looking for {files,directories} that are named rust. Well, you might start with getting an overview of what you’re dealing with:
$ find .