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: reset-checksums ( -- ) : reset-checksums ( -- )
source-files get [ source-files get [
swap ?resource-path dup exists? swap ?resource-path dup exists?
[ file-lines record-checksum ] [ 2drop ] if [ file-lines swap record-checksum ] [ 2drop ] if
] assoc-each ; ] assoc-each ;
M: pathname where pathname-string 1 2array ; M: pathname where pathname-string 1 2array ;

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Doug Coleman Slava Pestov

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@ -333,16 +333,18 @@ M: integer year. ( n -- )
M: timestamp year. ( timestamp -- ) M: timestamp year. ( timestamp -- )
timestamp-year year. ; timestamp-year year. ;
: pad-00 number>string 2 CHAR: 0 pad-left write ; : pad-00 number>string 2 CHAR: 0 pad-left ;
: write-00 pad-00 write ;
: (timestamp>string) ( timestamp -- ) : (timestamp>string) ( timestamp -- )
dup day-of-week day-abbreviations3 nth write ", " write dup day-of-week day-abbreviations3 nth write ", " write
dup timestamp-day number>string write bl dup timestamp-day number>string write bl
dup timestamp-month month-abbreviations nth write bl dup timestamp-month month-abbreviations nth write bl
dup timestamp-year number>string write bl dup timestamp-year number>string write bl
dup timestamp-hour pad-00 ":" write dup timestamp-hour write-00 ":" write
dup timestamp-minute pad-00 ":" write dup timestamp-minute write-00 ":" write
timestamp-second >fixnum pad-00 ; timestamp-second >fixnum write-00 ;
: timestamp>string ( timestamp -- str ) : timestamp>string ( timestamp -- str )
[ (timestamp>string) ] string-out ; [ (timestamp>string) ] string-out ;
@ -357,11 +359,11 @@ M: timestamp year. ( timestamp -- )
: (timestamp>rfc3339) ( timestamp -- ) : (timestamp>rfc3339) ( timestamp -- )
dup timestamp-year number>string write CHAR: - write1 dup timestamp-year number>string write CHAR: - write1
dup timestamp-month pad-00 CHAR: - write1 dup timestamp-month write-00 CHAR: - write1
dup timestamp-day pad-00 CHAR: T write1 dup timestamp-day write-00 CHAR: T write1
dup timestamp-hour pad-00 CHAR: : write1 dup timestamp-hour write-00 CHAR: : write1
dup timestamp-minute pad-00 CHAR: : write1 dup timestamp-minute write-00 CHAR: : write1
timestamp-second >fixnum pad-00 CHAR: Z write1 ; timestamp-second >fixnum write-00 CHAR: Z write1 ;
: timestamp>rfc3339 ( timestamp -- str ) : timestamp>rfc3339 ( timestamp -- str )
>gmt [ (timestamp>rfc3339) ] string-out ; >gmt [ (timestamp>rfc3339) ] string-out ;
@ -390,8 +392,8 @@ M: timestamp year. ( timestamp -- )
[ timestamp-month month-abbreviations nth write ] keep bl [ timestamp-month month-abbreviations nth write ] keep bl
[ timestamp-day number>string 2 32 pad-left write ] keep bl [ timestamp-day number>string 2 32 pad-left write ] keep bl
dup now [ timestamp-year ] 2apply = [ dup now [ timestamp-year ] 2apply = [
[ timestamp-hour pad-00 ] keep ":" write [ timestamp-hour write-00 ] keep ":" write
timestamp-minute pad-00 timestamp-minute write-00
] [ ] [
timestamp-year number>string 5 32 pad-left write timestamp-year number>string 5 32 pad-left write
] if ] if

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! Copyright (C) 2008 Slava Pestov
! See http://factorcode.org/license.txt for BSD license.
USING: calendar namespaces models threads init ;
IN: calendar.model
SYMBOL: time
: (time-thread) ( -- )
now time get set-model
1000 sleep (time-thread) ;
: time-thread ( -- ) [ (time-thread) ] in-thread ;
f <model> time set-global
[ time-thread ] "calendar.model" add-init-hook

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Date and time classes Timestamp model updated every second

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USING: slides help.markup math arrays hashtables namespaces
sequences kernel sequences parser ;
IN: catalyst-talk
: catalyst-slides
{
{ $slide "What is Factor?"
"Originally scripting for a Java game"
"Language dev more fun than game dev"
"Start with ideas which were mostly dead"
"Throw in features from crazy languages"
"Develop practical libraries and tools"
}
{ $slide "Factor: a stack language"
"Implicit parameter passing"
{ "Each " { $emphasis "word" } " is a function call" }
{ $code ": sq dup * ;" }
{ $code "2 3 + sq ." }
"Minimal syntax and semantics = easy meta-programming"
{ "Related languages: Forth, Joy, PostScript" }
}
{ $slide "Factor: a functional language"
{ { $emphasis "Quotations" } " can be passed around, constructed..." }
{ $code "[ sq 3 + ]" }
{ { $emphasis "Combinators" } " are words which take quotations, eg " { $link if } }
{ "For FP buffs: " { $link each } ", " { $link map } ", " { $link reduce } ", " { $link accumulate } ", " { $link interleave } ", " { $link subset } }
{ $code "{ 42 69 666 } [ sq 3 + ] map ." }
}
{ $slide "Factor: an object-oriented language"
{ "Everything is an " { $emphasis "object" } }
{ "An object is an instance of a " { $emphasis "class" } }
"Methods"
"Generic words"
"For CLOS buffs: we allow custom method combination, classes are objects too, there's a MOP"
}
STRIP-TEASE:
$slide "Primary school geometry recap"
{ $code
"GENERIC: area ( shape -- meters^2 )"
"TUPLE: square dimension ;"
"M: square area square-dimension sq ;"
"TUPLE: circle radius ;"
"M: circle area circle-radius sq pi * ;"
"TUPLE: rectangle width height ;"
"M: rectangle area"
" dup rectangle-width"
" swap rectangle-height"
" * ;"
}
;
{ $slide "Geometry example"
{ $code "10 <square> area ." }
{ $code "18 <circle> area ." }
{ $code "20 40 <rectangle> area ." }
}
! { $slide "Factor: a meta language"
! "Writing code which writes code"
! "Extensible parser: define new syntax"
! "Compiler transforms"
! "Here's an inefficient word:"
! { $code
! ": fib ( x -- y )"
! " dup 1 > ["
! " 1 - dup fib swap 1 - fib +"
! " ] when ;"
! }
! }
! { $slide "Memoization"
! { { $link POSTPONE: : } " is just another word" }
! "What if we could define a word which caches its results?"
! { "The " { $vocab-link "memoize" } " library provides such a feature" }
! { "Just change " { $link POSTPONE: : } " to " { $link POSTPONE: MEMO: } }
! { $code
! "MEMO: fib ( x -- y )"
! " dup 1 > ["
! " 1 - dup fib swap 1 - fib +"
! " ] when ;"
! }
! }
{ $slide "Factor: a tool-building language"
"Tools are not monolithic, but are themselves just sets of words"
"Examples: parser, compiler, etc"
"Parser: turns strings into objects"
{ $code "\"1\" <file-reader> contents parse" }
"Prettyprinter: turns objects into strings"
{ $code "\"2\" <file-writer> [ . ] with-stream" }
}
{ $slide "Factor: an interactive language"
{ "Let's hack " { $vocab-link "tetris" } }
"Editor integration"
{ $code "\\ tetrominoes edit" }
"Inspector"
{ $code "\\ tetrominoes get inspect" }
}
{ $slide "C library interface"
"No need to write C glue code!"
"Callbacks from C to Factor"
"Factor can be embedded in C apps"
{ "Example: " { $vocab-link "ogg.vorbis" } }
{ "Other bindings: OpenGL, OpenAL, X11, Win32, Cocoa, OpenSSL, memory mapped files, ..." }
}
{ $slide "Native libraries"
"XML, HTTP, SMTP, Unicode, calendar, ..."
"Lazy lists, pattern matching, packed arrays, ..."
}
{ $slide "Factor: a fun language"
{ "Let's play "
{ $vocab-link "space-invaders" }
}
{ $url "http://factorcode.org" }
{ $url "http://factor-language.blogspot.com" }
"irc.freenode.net #concatenative"
"Have fun!"
}
} ;
: catalyst-talk catalyst-slides slides-window ;
MAIN: catalyst-talk

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Slides for a talk at Catalyst IT NZ, July 2007

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USING: sequences kernel math io ; USING: sequences kernel math io ;
IN: lcd IN: lcd
: lcd-digit ( digit row -- str ) : lcd-digit ( row digit -- str )
{ dup CHAR: : = [ drop 10 ] [ CHAR: 0 - ] if swap {
" _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ " " _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ "
" | | | _| _| |_| |_ |_ | |_| |_| " " | | | _| _| |_| |_ |_ | |_| |_| * "
" |_| | |_ _| | _| |_| | |_| | " " |_| | |_ _| | _| |_| | |_| | * "
} nth >r 4 * dup 4 + r> subseq ; } nth >r 4 * dup 4 + r> subseq ;
: lcd-row ( num row -- ) : lcd-row ( num row -- string )
swap [ CHAR: 0 - swap lcd-digit write ] with each ; [ swap lcd-digit ] curry { } map-as concat ;
: lcd ( digit-str -- ) : lcd ( digit-str -- string )
3 [ lcd-row nl ] with each ; 3 [ lcd-row ] with map "\n" join ;
: lcd-demo ( -- ) "31337" lcd ; : lcd-demo ( -- ) "31337" lcd print ;
MAIN: lcd-demo MAIN: lcd-demo

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USING: slides help.markup math arrays hashtables namespaces
sequences kernel sequences parser memoize ;
IN: minneapolis-talk
: minneapolis-slides
{
{ $slide "What is Factor?"
"Dynamically typed, stack language"
"Have our cake and eat it too"
"Research -vs- production"
"High level -vs- performance"
"Interactive -vs- stand-alone apps"
}
{ $slide "The view from 10,000 feet"
"Influenced by Forth, Lisp, Joy, Smalltalk, even Java..."
"Vocabularies: modules"
"Words: named functions, classes, variables"
"Combinators: higher-order functions"
"Quotations: anonymous functions"
}
{ $slide "Stack-based programming"
{ "Most languages are " { $emphasis "applicative" } }
"Words pop inputs from the stack and push outputs on the stack"
"Literals are pushed on the stack"
{ $code "{ 1 2 } { 7 } append reverse sum ." }
}
{ $slide "Stack-based programming"
"With the stack you can omit unnecessary names"
"You can still name things: lexical/dynamic variables, sequences, associations, objects, ..."
}
{ $slide "Functional programming"
"A quotation is a sequence of literals and words"
"Combinators replace imperative-style loops"
"A simple example:"
{ $code "10 [ \"Hello world\" print ] times" }
{ "Partial application: " { $link curry } }
{ $code "{ 3 1 3 3 7 } [ 5 + ] map ." }
{ $code "{ 3 1 3 3 7 } 5 [ + ] curry map ." }
}
{ $slide "Word definitions"
{ $code ": name ( inputs -- outputs )"
" definition ;" }
"Stack effect comments document stack inputs and outputs."
"Example from previous slide:"
{ $code ": add-each ( seq n -- newseq )"
" [ + ] curry map ;" }
{ $code "{ 3 1 3 3 7 } 5 add-each ." }
}
{ $slide "Object-oriented programming"
{ "Define a tuple class and a constructor:"
{ $code
"TUPLE: person name address ;"
"C: <person> person"
} }
{ "Create an instance:"
{ $code
"\"Cosmo Kramer\""
"\"100 Blah blah St, New York\""
"<person>"
} }
}
{ $slide "Object-oriented programming"
"We can inspect it and edit objects"
"We can reshape the class!"
{ $code "TUPLE: person" "name address age phone-number ;" }
{ $code "TUPLE: person" "name address phone-number age ;" }
}
{ $slide "An example"
{ $code
"TUPLE: square dimension ;"
"C: <square> square"
""
"TUPLE: circle radius ;"
"C: <circle> circle"
""
"TUPLE: rectangle width height ;"
"C: <rectangle> rectangle"
}
}
STRIP-TEASE:
$slide "An example"
{ $code
"USE: math.constants"
"GENERIC: area ( shape -- meters^2 )"
"M: square area square-dimension sq ;"
"M: circle area circle-radius sq pi * ;"
"M: rectangle area"
" dup rectangle-width"
" swap rectangle-height * ;"
}
;
{ $slide "An example"
{ $code "10 <square> area ." }
{ $code "18 <circle> area ." }
{ $code "20 40 <rectangle> area ." }
}
{ $slide "Meta language"
"Here's fibonacci:"
{ $code
": fib ( x -- y )"
" dup 1 > ["
" 1 - dup fib swap 1 - fib +"
" ] when ;"
}
"It is slow:"
{ $code
"35 [ fib ] map ."
}
"Let's profile it!"
}
{ $slide "Memoization"
{ { $link POSTPONE: : } " is just another word" }
"What if we could define a word which caches its results?"
{ "The " { $vocab-link "memoize" } " library provides such a feature" }
{ "Just change " { $link POSTPONE: : } " to " { $link POSTPONE: MEMO: } }
}
{ $slide "Memoization"
{ $code
"USE: memoize"
""
"MEMO: fib ( x -- y )"
" dup 1 > ["
" 1 - dup fib swap 1 - fib +"
" ] when ;"
}
"It is faster:"
{ $code
"35 [ fib ] map ."
}
}
{ $slide "The Factor UI"
"Written in Factor"
"Renders with OpenGL"
"Backends for Windows, X11, Cocoa"
"You can call Windows, X11, Cocoa APIs directly too"
"OpenGL 2.1 shaders, OpenAL 3D audio..."
}
{ $slide "Live coding demo"
}
{ $slide "C library interface"
"Efficient"
"No need to write C code"
"Supports floats, structs, unions, ..."
"Function pointers, callbacks"
}
{ $slide "Live coding demo"
}
{ $slide "Deployment"
{ "Let's play " { $vocab-link "tetris" } }
}
{ $slide "Implementation"
"Portable: Windows, Mac OS X, Linux"
"Non-optimizing compiler"
"Optimizing compiler: x86, x86-64, PowerPC, ARM"
"Generational garbage collector"
"Non-blocking I/O"
}
{ $slide "Some statistics"
"VM: 11,800 lines of C"
"Core library: 22,600 lines of Factor"
"Docs, tests, extra libraries: 117,000 lines of Factor"
}
{ $slide "But wait, there's more!"
"Web server and framework, syntax highlighting, Ogg Theora video, SMTP, embedded Prolog, efficient unboxed arrays, XML, Unicode 5.0, memory mapped files, regular expressions, LDAP, database access, coroutines, Factor->JavaScript compiler, JSON, pattern matching, advanced math, parser generators, serialization, RSS/Atom, ..."
}
{ $slide "Community"
"Factor development began in 2003"
"About a dozen contributors"
"Handful of \"core contributors\""
{ "Web site: " { $url "http://factorcode.org" } }
"IRC: #concatenative on irc.freenode.net"
"Mailing list: factor-talk@lists.sf.net"
}
{ $slide "Questions?" }
} ;
: minneapolis-talk minneapolis-slides slides-window ;
MAIN: minneapolis-talk

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- how to create a small module
- editor integration
- presentations
- module system
- copy and paste factoring, inverse
- help system
- tetris
- memoization
- editing inspector demo
- dynamic scope, lexical scope
Factor: contradictions?
-----------------------
Have our cake and eat it too
Research -vs- practical
High level -vs- fast
Interactive -vs- deployment
Factor from 10,000 feet
-----------------------
word: named function
vocabulary: module
quotation: anonymous function
classes, objects, etc.
The stack
---------
- Stack -vs- applicative
- Pass by reference, dynamically typed
- Stack languages: you can omit names where they're not needed
- More compositional style
- If you need to name things for clarity, you can:
lexical vars, dynamic vars, sequences, assocs, objects...
Functional programming
----------------------
Quotations
Curry
Continuations
Object-oriented programming
---------------------------
Generic words: sort of like open classes
Tuple reshaping
Editing inspector
Meta programming
----------------
Simple, orthogonal core
Why use a stack at all?
-----------------------
Nice idioms: 10 days ago
Copy and paste factoring
Easy meta-programming
Sequence operations correspond to functional operations:
- curry is adding at the front
- compose is append
UI
--
Written in Factor
renders with OpenGL
Windows, X11, Cocoa backends
You can call Windows, X11, Cocoa APIs directly
OpenGL 2.1 shaders, OpenAL 3D audio...
Tools
-----
Edit
Usages
Profiler
Easy to make your own tools
Implementation
--------------
Two compilers
Generational garbage collector
Non-blocking I/O
Hands on
--------
Community
---------
Factor started in 2003
About a dozen contributors
Handful of "core contributors"
Web site: http://factorcode.org
IRC: #concatenative on irc.freenode.net
Mailing list: factor-talk@lists.sf.net
C library interface
-------------------
Efficient
No need to write C code
Supports floats, structs, unions, ...
Function pointers, callbacks
Here is an example
TerminateProcess
process-handle TerminateProcess

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Slides for a talk at Ruby.mn, Minneapolis MN, January 2008

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bootstrap.image ; bootstrap.image ;
IN: tools.deploy.backend IN: tools.deploy.backend
: boot-image-name ( -- string )
"boot." my-arch ".image" 3append ;
: stage1 ( -- )
#! If stage1 image doesn't exist, create one.
boot-image-name resource-path exists?
[ my-arch make-image ] unless ;
: (copy-lines) ( stream -- stream ) : (copy-lines) ( stream -- stream )
dup stream-readln [ print flush (copy-lines) ] when* ; dup stream-readln [ print flush (copy-lines) ] when* ;
: copy-lines ( stream -- ) : copy-lines ( stream -- )
[ (copy-lines) ] [ stream-close ] [ ] cleanup ; [ (copy-lines) ] [ stream-close ] [ ] cleanup ;
: ?append swap [ append ] [ drop ] if ; : run-with-output ( descriptor -- )
<process-stream>
dup duplex-stream-out stream-close
copy-lines ;
: profile-string ( config -- string ) : boot-image-name ( -- string )
"boot." my-arch ".image" 3append ;
: make-boot-image ( -- )
#! If stage1 image doesn't exist, create one.
boot-image-name resource-path exists?
[ my-arch make-image ] unless ;
: ?, [ , ] [ drop ] if ;
: bootstrap-profile ( config -- profile )
[ [
"" [
deploy-math? get " math" ?append "math" deploy-math? get ?,
deploy-compiler? get " compiler" ?append "compiler" deploy-compiler? get ?,
deploy-ui? get " ui" ?append "ui" deploy-ui? get ?,
native-io? " io" ?append "io" native-io? ?,
] { } make
] bind ; ] bind ;
: deploy-command-line ( vm image vocab config -- vm flags ) : staging-image-name ( profile -- name )
"staging." swap bootstrap-profile "-" join ".image" 3append ;
: staging-command-line ( config -- flags )
[ [
"-include=" swap profile-string append , "-i=" boot-image-name append ,
"-deploy-vocab=" swap append , "-output-image=" over staging-image-name append ,
"-output-image=" swap append , "-include=" swap bootstrap-profile " " join append ,
"-no-stack-traces" , "-no-stack-traces" ,
"-no-user-init" , "-no-user-init" ,
] { } make ; ] { } make ;
: stage2 ( vm image vocab config -- ) : run-factor ( vm flags -- )
deploy-command-line dup . swap add* run-with-output ; inline
>r "-i=" boot-image-name append 2array r> append dup .
<process-stream> : make-staging-image ( vm config -- )
dup duplex-stream-out stream-close staging-command-line run-factor ;
copy-lines ;
: deploy-command-line ( image vocab config -- flags )
[
"-i=" swap staging-image-name append ,
"-run=tools.deploy.shaker" ,
"-deploy-vocab=" swap append ,
"-output-image=" swap append ,
"-no-stack-traces" ,
] { } make ;
: make-deploy-image ( vm image vocab config -- )
dup staging-image-name exists? [
>r pick r> tuck make-staging-image
] unless
deploy-command-line run-factor ;
SYMBOL: deploy-implementation SYMBOL: deploy-implementation

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-> selectFile:inFileViewerRootedAtPath: drop ; -> selectFile:inFileViewerRootedAtPath: drop ;
M: macosx-deploy-implementation deploy* ( vocab -- ) M: macosx-deploy-implementation deploy* ( vocab -- )
stage1
".app deploy tool" assert.app ".app deploy tool" assert.app
"." resource-path cd "." resource-path cd
dup deploy-config [ dup deploy-config [
bundle-name rm bundle-name rm
[ bundle-name create-app-dir ] keep [ bundle-name create-app-dir ] keep
[ bundle-name deploy.app-image ] keep [ bundle-name deploy.app-image ] keep
namespace stage2 namespace make-deploy-image
bundle-name show-in-finder bundle-name show-in-finder
] bind ; ] bind ;

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@ -34,11 +34,10 @@ TUPLE: windows-deploy-implementation ;
T{ windows-deploy-implementation } deploy-implementation set-global T{ windows-deploy-implementation } deploy-implementation set-global
M: windows-deploy-implementation deploy* M: windows-deploy-implementation deploy*
stage1
"." resource-path cd "." resource-path cd
dup deploy-config [ dup deploy-config [
[ deploy-name get create-exe-dir ] keep [ deploy-name get create-exe-dir ] keep
[ deploy-name get image-name ] keep [ deploy-name get image-name ] keep
[ namespace stage2 ] keep [ namespace make-deploy-image ] keep
open-in-explorer open-in-explorer
] bind ; ] bind ;

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USING: alien alien.c-types arrays io kernel libc math USING: alien alien.c-types arrays io kernel libc math
math.vectors namespaces opengl opengl.gl prettyprint assocs math.vectors namespaces opengl opengl.gl prettyprint assocs
sequences io.files io.styles continuations freetype sequences io.files io.styles continuations freetype
ui.gadgets.worlds ui.render ui.backend io.mmap ; ui.gadgets.worlds ui.render ui.backend byte-arrays ;
IN: ui.freetype IN: ui.freetype
TUPLE: freetype-renderer ; TUPLE: freetype-renderer ;
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: ttf-path ( name -- string ) : ttf-path ( name -- string )
"/fonts/" swap ".ttf" 3append resource-path ; "/fonts/" swap ".ttf" 3append resource-path ;
: (open-face) ( mapped-file -- face ) : (open-face) ( path length -- face )
#! We use FT_New_Memory_Face, not FT_New_Face, since #! We use FT_New_Memory_Face, not FT_New_Face, since
#! FT_New_Face only takes an ASCII path name and causes #! FT_New_Face only takes an ASCII path name and causes
#! problems on localized versions of Windows #! problems on localized versions of Windows
freetype swap dup mapped-file-address swap length 0 f freetype -rot 0 f <void*> [
<void*> [ FT_New_Memory_Face freetype-error ] keep *void* ; FT_New_Memory_Face freetype-error
] keep *void* ;
: open-face ( font style -- face ) : open-face ( font style -- face )
ttf-name ttf-path dup file-length ttf-name ttf-path
<mapped-file> (open-face) ; dup file-contents >byte-array malloc-byte-array
swap file-length
(open-face) ;
: dpi 72 ; inline SYMBOL: dpi
72 dpi set-global
: ft-floor -6 shift ; inline : ft-floor -6 shift ; inline
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: (open-font) ( font -- open-font ) : (open-font) ( font -- open-font )
first3 >r open-face dup 0 r> 6 shift first3 >r open-face dup 0 r> 6 shift
dpi dpi FT_Set_Char_Size freetype-error <font> ; dpi get-global dpi get-global FT_Set_Char_Size
freetype-error <font> ;
M: freetype-renderer open-font ( font -- open-font ) M: freetype-renderer open-font ( font -- open-font )
freetype drop open-fonts get [ (open-font) ] cache ; freetype drop open-fonts get [ (open-font) ] cache ;

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TUPLE: label-control ; TUPLE: label-control ;
M: label-control model-changed M: label-control model-changed
swap model-value over set-label-text relayout ; swap model-value over set-label-string relayout ;
: <label-control> ( model -- gadget ) : <label-control> ( model -- gadget )
"" <label> label-control construct-control ; "" <label> label-control construct-control ;

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@ -122,7 +122,7 @@ SYMBOL: ui-hook
: notify ( gadget -- ) : notify ( gadget -- )
dup gadget-graft-state dup first { f f } { t t } ? pick set-gadget-graft-state { dup gadget-graft-state dup first { f f } { t t } ? pick set-gadget-graft-state {
{ { f t } [ dup activate-control graft* ] } { { f t } [ dup activate-control graft* ] }
{ { t f } [ dup activate-control ungraft* ] } { { t f } [ dup deactivate-control ungraft* ] }
} case ; } case ;
: notify-queued ( -- ) : notify-queued ( -- )