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| at:download [2007/03/05 19:13] – tvcutsem | at:download [2007/03/15 16:27] – * tvcutsem | ||
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| == Download == | == Download == | ||
| - | Download the [[http:// | + | Download the [[http:// |
| This build contains: | This build contains: | ||
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| * The IAT Interactive AmbientTalk Shell (40K) | * The IAT Interactive AmbientTalk Shell (40K) | ||
| * Additional libraries (JGroups, ANTLR, LOG4J) used by the interpreter (5.5MB) | * Additional libraries (JGroups, ANTLR, LOG4J) used by the interpreter (5.5MB) | ||
| + | * The TextMate plugin (see below) | ||
| == Installation and Usage == | == Installation and Usage == | ||
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| To run the interactive shell, it suffices to launch the included **iat** shell script. IAT is a simple read-eval-print loop: statements are typed at the command line, evaluated and the result is printed to standard output. Note that the log and error traces are piped to the console. | To run the interactive shell, it suffices to launch the included **iat** shell script. IAT is a simple read-eval-print loop: statements are typed at the command line, evaluated and the result is printed to standard output. Note that the log and error traces are piped to the console. | ||
| - | For an overview of the iat shell options, | + | For an overview of the iat shell options, |
| < | < | ||
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| == TextMate Plugin == | == TextMate Plugin == | ||
| - | Support for AmbientTalk is available in the form of a [[http:// | + | Support for AmbientTalk is available in the form of a [[http:// |
| The TextMate plugin supports: | The TextMate plugin supports: | ||
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