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In python and other languages we are familiar with "print" statement.
What if we use: write instead of "print". Even better why we do not have "semantic" keywords to create documents like HTML?
For writing to console in JavaScript we use console.log. What if we use console.write instead?
So, EVE could write where?
To a debug console
To a PDF
To a HTML
To a text file
Into a text window
Into a graphic canvas
So. If we consider these we could have same or different keywords to output text or graphics.
Maybe we can open more than one console and print messages to both consoles in parallel.
open con1 := Console();
open con2 := Console() ;
con1.write("hello")
render con1;
con2,write("hello")
render con2;
close con1;
close con2;
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In python and other languages we are familiar with "print" statement.
What if we use: write instead of "print". Even better why we do not have "semantic" keywords to create documents like HTML?
For writing to console in JavaScript we use console.log. What if we use console.write instead?
So, EVE could write where?
So. If we consider these we could have same or different keywords to output text or graphics.
Maybe we can open more than one console and print messages to both consoles in parallel.
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