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Moonad: a p2p academic journal, or a social network for code?

Moonad: a p2p academic journal, or a social network for code?

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moonad's Issues

TODO lib

Bits

• Bits.add - Bukzor
• Bits.sub
• Bits.mul - jonathanrlouie
• Bits.div
• Bits.mod
• Bits.pow

Hint
By just googling "binary addition" (or multiplication, division) etc. we can find some simple algorithms

Word

• Word.mul
• Word.div
• Word.mod
• Word.pow
• Word.shift_left
• Word.shift_right
• Word.add.aux
• Word.or

F64

• F64.add
• F64.mul
• F64.div
• F64.mod
• F64.pow
• F64.cmp
• F64.exp
• F64.log
• F64.max
• F64.min
• F64.exp
• F64.parse
• F64.sin
• F64.tan
• F64.to_u32

Pos32

• Pos32.to_v3
• Pos32.dot - jonathanrlouie

String

• String.to_lower_case
• String.to_upper_case
• String.replace

Others

• U32.show
• Buffer32.parse_hex

Add more data structures: Set and Map

As @MaisaMilena suggested, I'm opening this issue to let you guys know what I plan to work on.

I'll be working on generic versions of

• Set
• Map

based on sized balanced binary trees, following Stephen Adams' "Implementing Sets Efficiently in a Functional Language" / "Efficient Sets - A Balancing Act". This implementation will be similar to what you can find in Haskell's containers package

Wrong number of replies in a post - first access

When accessing moonad.org for the first time, posts will appear listed but the number of replies is zero for every post.

After clicking on the post and comming back to the "home", the correct number appears:

Adjust date in a post

• Posts are showing/saving the wrong month. We are in June and the post is showing May: at 2020-5-3, 12h 14min
• The date should follow the format used on Reddit, Twitter, and others, showing something like "2 hours ago, 5 minutes ago" and if it's a long period of time, use the date (year, month, day, not necessarily in this order. Look for the examples).

Tasks

• search about the format used on Reddit and Twitter to determine how to update it
• update format_date in utils.js

Undefined reference 'Map.map'.

$ git log -1 --oneline
ae4346f (HEAD -> master, origin/master, origin/HEAD) Walk animation on Mons


Found 2 type error(s):

Inside Mons:
Undefined reference 'Map.map'.
With context:
- wall : Image3D
- chest : Image3D
- seat : Image3D
- screen : Image3D
- event : App.Event
- game : _GFB
- event.time : U64
- event.screen : Pair(U32,U32)
- event.mouse : Pair(U32,U32)
On line 449:
   445|   def when(event, game)
   446|     case event:
   447|     | init => [];
   448|     | tick => [
   449|       App.Action.state<>(Mons.Game.tick(game))
   450|     ];
   451|     | xkey => [

Inside Mons.Game.tick:
Undefined reference 'Map.map'.
With context:
- game : Mons.Game
- game.pos : Pos32
- game.map : Mons.Map
- pos : Pos32
On line 372:
   368|       def with_tile(objs)
   369|         def with_obj(obj)
   370|           Mons.Object.tick(obj)
   371|         List.map<,>(with_obj, objs)
   372|       Map.map<,>(with_tile, game.map)
   373|     Mons.Game.new(pos, map);
   374|

This is the Formality version I'm using:

$ git log --oneline -1
ae4346f (HEAD -> master, origin/master, origin/HEAD) Walk animation on Mons