Re: [F-Script-talk] FSInterpreterView execute

[Philippe M. <pm...@ac...>]

Peter,

That's wonderful feedback! I'm glad you find F-Script so useful for  
your developments.

Back to your question, the easiest solution I can think of right now  
is to invoke, in your code, the executeCurrentCommand: method of the  
ShellView associated with your FSInterpreterView.

In Objective-C, it'd look like:

[interpreterView putCommand:@"4 + 3"];

[[[interpreterView cliView] shellView] executeCurrentCommand:nil];

It makes use of private methods (cliView and shellView) so it's a  
hack. We will have a better way of doing this in the near future.

Philippe


Le 14 juin 08 à 13:29, Peter A Passaro a écrit :

>
> Hi Philippe and Co,
>
> I'm currently integrating F-Script into my time series analysis
> software and I am wondering about how to use FSInterpreterView
> properly. What I would like to do is execute commands that I have sent
> to FSInterpreterView via the -putCommand method. Specifically, what I
> would like is a convenience method similar to the ShellView method -
> executeCurrentComand that is accessible from FSInterpreterView.
>
> Should I go ahead and write my own convenience methods by altering
> CLIview and ShellView as necessary? Or is there just a much simpler
> way to do this that I am missing? My intention here is to go through a
> number of processing steps automatically, and let the user observe
> what is happening. I could just use the FSInterpreter directly and
> return its results, but I still need a way to get the user back to the
> command prompt (possibly by faking a RETURN keyDown event to the  
> view).
>
> By the way, f-script is an absolutely brilliant package - it is
> fantastic that this is available and completely open source. I have
> been using it heavily for about two weeks, and have found myself
> starting to rely on it for my Cocoa dev. I'm trying to put together an
> intuitive system for academics (mostly neuroscientists) for analyzing
> and simulating time series data, and I wanted to include a scripting
> language. The APL + Cocoa style syntax is exactly what I needed. I
> have been using the GNU scientific library for fast vector processing
> and math functions, so I'm now looking at ways of using the best
> features of both the GSL and f-script together.
>
> Peter Passaro
> Research Officer
> Dept of Informatics/Dept of Biology
> Pevensey III
> University of Sussex
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