Scheme In A Grid

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Scheme In A Grid lisp siag.nu
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caleb edited 1 year ago | link

Anyone use this? It’s time I learn to use a spreadsheet, but I want something lighter than LibreOffice Calc. There’s siag, sc, sc-im. I might also consider gnumeric in a chroot of an old linux or something (for stability and good look/feel).
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  singpolyma 1 year ago | link
  
  If you want a lispy spreadsheet maybe emacs org mode?
  
  Otherwise sc is very unixy and nice.
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snan 1 year ago | link

I used to use this back in the day (I switched to Emacs spreadsheet mode) and was reminded of it recently when Excel finally got lambdas.
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zge 1 year ago | link

Found here.
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e12e 1 year ago | link

I believe still still need porting to a remotely moder gui lib (as in, a lib its possible to get hold of/get running). I wonder if a port to racket might be viable. I think the last time I got siag running, it was on Debian 4 or so.
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  Moonchild 1 year ago | link
  I had no problem building it. Need to:
  
  Get mowitz (the INSTALL file even tells you you have to!)
  
  ./configure --with-xaw3d=Xaw3d; make; make install
  
  Then, in siag
  
  CFLAGS=-fcommon ./configure --with-xawm=Xaw; make; make install
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    e12e 1 year ago | link
    
    Looks like xaw3d has seen some love the past year - I think my issue was that I couldn’t get a working Athena widget set. Did you install xaw3d from source too?
    
    https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/xorg/lib/libxaw/-/commits/master/src
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      Moonchild 1 year ago | link
      
      Nope, I just installed the binary package. I’m running arch linux, though, which tends to build newer versions of software; maybe that’s why.
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  calvin 1 year ago | link
  
  I’ve got it building on modernish Linux, but it is rickety at best - even on old Red Hat, when I tried that.