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[05:58:33] <zolk3ri> https://gitweb.factorcode.org/gitweb.cgi returns 502 Bad Gateway.
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[12:34:04] <bmp> We moved to GitHub, so that's not surprising. Is something still referencing that?
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[17:28:20] <ptrkriz> Hey.
[17:28:41] <ptrkriz> How could I run words that take 1 or 2 arguments with n arguments? Such as: append, append-path, and the like?
[17:29:46] <ptrkriz> Like I want to have "a" "b" "c" "d" with append-path, but in a way different from "a" "b" append-path "c" append-path, and "a" "b" "c" [ append-path ] dip append-path
[17:30:23] <ptrkriz> I am sure there's a way to type "append-path" (or anything else) once, and then run it on as many arguments as I want, say inside a [ or a {, not sure.
[17:59:32] <ptrkriz> I had something else than "nappend" in mind
[17:59:40] <ptrkriz> one that doesn't require "n",
[18:00:05] <ptrkriz> like call append-path on all elements of a list or something? idk
[18:08:36] <ptrkriz> hmm I have a constant and that doesn't work with { CONSTANT_VAR ANOTHER } concat
[18:08:49] <ptrkriz> :
[18:08:52] <ptrkriz> :/
[18:09:12] <ptrkriz> not sure why
[18:27:49] <ptrkriz> anyone?
[18:28:01] <ptrkriz> why cant i use constant inside { }
[18:53:10] <ptrkriz> ah I see
[18:53:14] <ptrkriz> $[ works
[19:04:08] <bmp> Hello
[19:04:12] <bmp> Yeah, due to how the parser works.
[19:04:38] <bmp> ptrkriz: There is no way to have vararg words in Factor. You would use a list instead. { "a" "b" "c" "d" } append-path or the like.
[19:04:50] <bmp> The only exceptions are parsing words.
[19:06:54] <ptrkriz> { "a" "b" "c" } append-path does not work though, do you know how I could make it work with the least code?
[19:07:11] <ptrkriz> ideally not just append-path but anything else similar to it
[19:09:16] <bmp> I was more speaking about the approach taken.
[19:09:23] <bmp> Are you writing your own word or what?
[19:09:47] <bmp> And are you looking just at paths, or you're asking more generically about functions with variable numbers of arguments?
[19:10:45] <bmp> I'm asking because the general way to do this in Factor would just be to use actual pathnames (which look P" like/this")
[19:11:17] <bmp> Since you can do multiple components, and they'll be properly understood/parsed, you don't need the kind of `pathlib.join` stuff you get in e.g. Python quite the same way. Usually an `append-path` and a `canonicalize-path` is enough.
[19:12:50] <bmp> In terms of things that have variable numbers of arguments, though, those don't exist; as I noted, you'd use arrays. You could look at e.g. `and` v. the `0&&`/`1&&`/etc. words to see a simple example (or the `n&&` word to see how macros let you slightly flaunt what I just said)
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[19:59:36] <ptrkriz> bmp: general way
[19:59:49] <ptrkriz> could be append, append-paths, or anything else
[20:00:19] <bmp> Maybe look at `concat`?
[20:00:24] <bmp> If I get what you're asking?
[20:03:07] <ptrkriz> CONSTANT: VAR-DIR $[ { $[ GIT-DIR ] "/" $[ REPO-NAME ] ".git/var" } concat ]
[20:03:12] <ptrkriz> I use concat like this right now
[20:03:17] <ptrkriz> is there a better way for this?
[20:24:44] <bmp> Not as such, but I'd need to see more of what you were doing to really grok what's going on here. I'm a bit confused why you're hardcoding the git dir but not just using a string.
[20:43:25] <ptrkriz> hmm
[20:44:05] <ptrkriz> yeah not the best way to do it
[20:57:41] <ptrkriz> will just use symbol + variables
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[23:22:16] <bmp> ptrkriz: Have you looked at the path word (P") that I mentioned above?
[23:22:25] <bmp> It might be a good fit for that constant, depending.
[23:33:45] <ptrkriz> bmp: yeah
[23:33:49] <ptrkriz> bmp: I need another help tho
[23:33:54] <ptrkriz> I mean wrt anothr thing
[23:34:09] <ptrkriz> I got
[23:34:19] <ptrkriz> : foo ( -- ) "." absolute-path current-directory get ;
[23:34:21] <ptrkriz> and MAIN: foo
[23:34:37] <ptrkriz> it says inferred ( -- x x )
[23:34:38] <ptrkriz> so I change it
[23:34:49] <ptrkriz> then it says
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[23:34:55] <ptrkriz> MAIN: foo
[23:35:06] <ptrkriz> got ( -- ), expected ( -- x x )
[23:35:12] <ptrkriz> how do I fix this?
[23:35:21] <ptrkriz> it seems as if MAIN can only have ( -- )?
[23:35:53] <ptrkriz> that's odd though, I did manage to print some stuff out with it, when   it was just ( -- x )
[23:35:58] <ptrkriz> I'm not sure I get it
[23:36:48] <ptrkriz> deploy-tool only runs if it's ( -- ) but I get a bug
[23:36:52] <ptrkriz> You have triggered a bug in Factor. Please report.
[23:39:04] <ptrkriz> hmm
[23:39:28] <ptrkriz> oh
[23:39:32] <ptrkriz> I get it now
[23:39:46] <ptrkriz> fixed, works
[23:41:26] <ptrkriz> forgot to print :p
[23:47:54] <bmp> I'm gonna be laggy but I will help. Looks like you're okay for the moment tho?