I have no time to push it into oficial repo... and maybe it would require some more work, if someone want to volunteer.
On ← doc.red-lang.org – I also cannot see it. Already mentioned that ↑ some time ago. @nedzadarek
@loziniak now it works.
Looks like someone's working on the docs! Nice.
I have added a reference to the (very helpful) Lexer documentation in my spec document, notwithstanding the fact that the Gitbook is for the moment out of order... Actually, I am using the docs source directly here. I can't say the Gitbook is a definite improvement over just reading the .adoc files on Github!
let's hope MS doesn't screw that up, as they seem to went nuts lately
Also, wear a carnation in your lapel and use the secret handshake.
This one loads but does not react to attempts to expand any categories to the left.
Trust me, it's amazing. ;^)
Thanks!
No, it was drawn in draw.io (which has become https://app.diagrams.net/).
I did it once in diagram dialect too, but it was too much hussle. Probably it could be done on drawing-pad, but I am afraid recent changes have broken it (although it at least opens).
No, it was drawn in draw.io (which has become https://app.diagrams.net/).
I did it once in diagram dialect too, but it was too much hussle. Probably it could be done on drawing-pad, but I am afraid recent changes have broken it (although it at least opens).
↑ https://gitter.im/red/docs?at=5e5303dcdafa3029f64ca385
Hi! Are there any news on Red-By-Example license? @mikeparr @greggirwin
No, I don't recall anything. Yesterday I've also contacted @mikeparr by e-mail and he replied that BSD license is ok for him. I think what has to be done to make it official? Probably the best would be if Mike made a commit with license file, but I remember him saying that he's not so familiar with git. Perhaps just him saying here on the chat that BSD is ok would be sufficient? What do you think?
Here is the repository: https://github.com/red-by-example/red-by-example
