Post by setronic on Feb 8, 2014 8:44:46 GMT 1
hi Daz,
thinking about your mashup zone again: it combines your sems
into new sems automatically, online?! i looked past that section
before bcs i was only into checking out existing sems.
pretty amazing if it works.
so.. would something similar work in the context of wanting to
combine a load of GUIside structures into a single unit/custom
sem for economy *from a prefab*
?
(cpu/module count,etc.)
*could* a device be made?.... to give an idea: a container here
with everything @ 16x12 connections per stage...would be
nice to optimise this periodically as it moves forwards - in an
ideal world, where you could get your PC to spit out the code
for you.
>a way of : building a prefab and using that to produce
the body of the sem code to be generated, and put in the
appropriate sdk(?wrapper?) - is that possible? evisageable?
worth talking about?
would such a thing be simplified if it only dealt with ie GUIbools?
(>i know you don't like boolsplitters>have been dealing with this
with AND/OR as 'blockers') - i suppose it could be useful for all the
GUIside types.
thinking about your mashup zone again: it combines your sems
into new sems automatically, online?! i looked past that section
before bcs i was only into checking out existing sems.
pretty amazing if it works.
so.. would something similar work in the context of wanting to
combine a load of GUIside structures into a single unit/custom
sem for economy *from a prefab*
?(cpu/module count,etc.)
*could* a device be made?.... to give an idea: a container here
with everything @ 16x12 connections per stage...would be
nice to optimise this periodically as it moves forwards - in an
ideal world, where you could get your PC to spit out the code
for you.
>a way of : building a prefab and using that to produce
the body of the sem code to be generated, and put in the
appropriate sdk(?wrapper?) - is that possible? evisageable?
worth talking about?
would such a thing be simplified if it only dealt with ie GUIbools?
(>i know you don't like boolsplitters>have been dealing with this
with AND/OR as 'blockers') - i suppose it could be useful for all the
GUIside types.
