Journaling Code
tim muddletin
timmuddletin at news.vex.net
Fri Nov 26 10:52:36 EST 1999
On Thu, 25 Nov 1999 15:36:45 -0500, Norman Vine <nhv at cape.com> wrote:
>layer between the modeller and the GUI, and journalling all
>user invoked scripts in order to be able to rebuild the model
>from a saved state by simply replaying the journaled code.
This brings to mind a strange beastie over at llnl ... which i
have never been able to fathom exactly what it is, what it does,
what it could be used for. But then, i don't know much!
It bears the intriguing name of pyHistory, and after reading and
reading and reading, their documents about it the best description
i could extract for my Parnassus database reads more like some
vaguly psychodelic prose poem.
http://localhost/~x/parnassus/apyllo.py?i=34945749
As i say, i have no idea what the thing actually is, but apparently
it records/recalls "events" of some kind! So while unlikely to suit
your purpose exactly, it may bear some investigating; and knowing
much more than I, you may even understand what it is. Whatever it
is, it does sound quite fascinating!
Anyhow, just a mysterious database reminiscence.
The real url is http://xfiles.llnl.gov/PyHistory/ so you can skip
the above and go straight there if desired.
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