Current wikimeister.

Personal information:

• Email: mail here coldstore near users blunge sourceforge zap net (you work it out)
• Blog: http://curbgod.blogspot.com.es/

Projects:

• Wub pure tcl Http (near)1.1 server
  • View interface to metakit's [mktoo] using tcloo
  • Html generator package
  • Color collection of web (and more general HSV, etc) color manipulation functions
  • Debug efficient debug narrative generator.
  • Query html query decoder/encoder
  • Url url parser/generator
  • Form html form generator/framework
  • Cookies http cookie parser/generator
  • Report html report/table generator
• directory notification package in Tcl
• multiplexer called Mux here [1]
• tclVM toys and tools here [2]
• A tclhttpd interface to some [CA] code like SimpleCA (here [3]).
• a Tcl Space called Coldtcl - http://sharedtech.dyndns.org/~colin/coldtcl.tar.gz
• Wikit vfs - a Wikit Virtual File System
• RSA in Tcl based on bignum
• XDR parser in tcl.
• Cache VFS caching virtual filesystem
• TreeQL a tree editing and query language
• snitvfs Snit VFS implementation template.
• mime type recognition in pure tcl
• pure tcl cvs client
• tcc tcl extension YES! Compile C directly into your tcl code with only 100K overhead. (I am so happy :)
• fuse tcl interface to linux user file system.
• tclvcal tcl vcal implementation
• HttpClient using coroutines
• zencode compiler
• Store simplistic data store over TDBC

Quickies:

• interp serialize capture the global state of an interp
• purse - simpleminded but effective array persistence using trace and files
• mapping arrays to directories. Mentioned in Everything's a ...
• mapping metakit views as arrays (of dictionaries)
• Keyword in Context Indexer kwic
• userid from tclX in critcl
• remote ssh tcl for remote execution of tcl commands via ssh.
• backup utility using rsync uses the remote ssh tcl facility above.
• Postfix and tcl
• tclConfig.sh parser
• gathering stuff on tclxpcom
• tcl future object type
• fields facilitates the binary (un)packing of fields
• dict in snit a snit wrapper around dict.
• patch for rcs in tcl a quickie to process diff -n diffs
• Tclish Sourceforge Pages
• Tclhttpd Content Wrapping
• tcl size A script to calculate the size of a tcl process.
• html form generator a little script to generate forms from tcl dicts.
• ensemble extend a simple tcl8.5 facility to extend commands using the namespace ensemble command.
• Cookies.tcl a cookie jar from Wub
• Hunt for Tcl Extensional Equivalents
• Commenter a simple tcl source parser which associates comments with procs in a useful way.
• vcard a simple near-enough pure tcl parser for vCard format
• Debug a simple debug narrative generator (aka logger)
• rc configuration file reader
• dict probe wildcarded multilevel dict get
• Coronet example coroutine networking framework
• Fun with TclOO, coroutines and apply ... title's descriptive if not informative.
• Command variety list of the varieties of types of commands tcl supports.
• NaTcl
• UDP extension minimal direct-event UDP extension.
• TclOO objects as coroutines: coro dispatch for TclOO, TclOO class extensions
• pty.tcl - critcl based pty support for Tcl
• asynchronous threads - a little OO wrapper for asynchronous threading with callbacks
• Naive Tcl parser - a bit of exploration of the dodekalogue

I occasionally throw up bits and pieces here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/libtclpq/

• I have a tendency to ask ''is there any compelling reason that X doesn't use Y?' where Y is often comm ... I just like minimalism, I guess.

Musings:

• scope - on scope in tcl
• Object vs. Megawidget
• webpaste for jabber
• named parameters
• Tcl is Hard! Now get off my lawn!
• Incomplete Recursion
• Things which might speed this Wiki up

Wild Ideas:

• Tcl Canon and Fugue
• The ability to taint allocation blocks, its possible uses.
• Tcl over Python a different Python parser to make it look like tcl, and can you tell the difference?
• post-Euclidean Tcl
• Tcl Skins

Suggestions: (I'm full of 'em)

• Tclhttpd Needs
• VFS Needs
• What's Cool
• Replace Eggdrop

Controversies/Rants:

• what is a Project Release? What is it for? Stu and I have been robustly exchanging views on the subject, and I thought I'd jump in to misrepresent his views in that page.
• Imagine a language ... unexpected side-effects of tcl's virtues.
• Careful what you wish for regarding the downside of popularity.
• Tool Protocol Language - don't use XML, JSON, FCGI, CGI, SCGI, other crappy and/or proprietary interprocess protocols. Use tcl.

Firsts: first mention of 'badger' on the Wiki ... damn, not even close.

AMG: You're the first to use the word "blunge" [4].

Proud recipient of the

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