Mike Taylor

Looking for non-trivial example of high-level AST usage

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I'm trying to write a program that walks a high-level AST (generated by `raml.parseSync`), visiting each resource, and emitting information about the various methods it provides. I am really struggling...

Is there a command-line program using this library?

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On my Unix box, I want to say > $ jsonschema --schemaFile person.jsonSchema --dataFile obama.json And be told whether `obama.json` is valid according to the specified schema.

fetchError reducer

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Why is there no fetchError reducer?

Break actions when they need too many conditions

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At present, if an action or occurrence has too many instructions associated with it, the ScottKit compiler will automatically break it into a sequence of actions, all but the last...

select_counter not working as expected

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Craig Macfarlane reports: -- Hi Mike, Thanks for replying to my comment on ScottKit. Sorry that I’ve taken so long to reply but I was unaware that you had replied...

Provide a way to play games in ScottFree-like split-screen mode

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Either using the broken-apart `play` method that @drewish created in PR #16, or by introducing the notion of a _driver_ which provides input and output methods for some specific device.

It would be good to have a file-inclusion facility: something like ``` %include "fileFromThisDir.sck" %include "subdir/fileRelativeToCurrentDir.sck" %include ``` As the third example implies, this could be used to provide a...

As noted in PR #16, the `play` function in the top-level `scottkit` program invokes `decompile` (discarding its output) to force resolution of entity names in the same order that they...

These will live in the as-yet-nonexistent `docs` directory, so this is blocked by #17