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Simple Latex renderer for Pharo smalltalk
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AGPL-3.0
Lava is a SQL query interpreter for the Magma object database. It allows the developer to create a relational schema over a Magma repository. SQL queries can then be made against the repository.
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The idea for LazyCollection is very simple. It takes a functionalapproach to the common collection protocol of select:, collect:, andreject:. By functional, I mean the collection is not changed nor is a newone created. The blocks are kept around until …
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This framework started out as a simple means to delay calculating collection transformations until the last possible moment. It was an exercise in some functional programming. Later, I added Higher Order Methods (http://www.metaobject.com/papers/Higher_Order_Messaging_OOPSLA_2005.pdf) and I was inspired by Micheal Lucas-Smith's …
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A list implementation that is completely lazy in nature. The main thing this buys one is the ability to easily work with infinite lists. It is also good at computing no more then is actually used. Though this does create …
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Fast & easy short cut protocol for lazy initialization pattern. It can add variable to a class and lazy initialization accessors in a fly. I can help you speed up & error free coding life.
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Smalltalk implementation of a VM for LC-3 architecture in Pharo dialect
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pharo
LCS GT Client code (not loaded into GemStone)
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gemstone
LCSTalk is a small machine learning framework based on Learning Classifier Systems.More informationhere.
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LDAP client library written fully in squeak.
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LDAP client for developers
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You might want to read aboutSqueak's Community Development Model. If you are not a core developer here is where you can submit suggested changes to Squeak. This repository is open to all reasonable submissions.Tests are always appreciated.Once a package is …
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Given a year, report if it is a leap year. The tricky thing here is that a leap year in the Gregorian calendar occurs: on every year that is evenly divisible by 4 except every year that is evenly divisible …
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