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gemspec("counter-app") do |config|
  gem path: "../mruby"
  gem path: "../hokusai-pocket"
end

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# Proposed DSL API
# Declare a gemspec with an ID
#
# conf contains properties about the build
gemspec "mruby-hokusai-pocket" do |conf|
  conf.version = "0.1.0"
  conf.author = "skinnyjames"
  #..etc

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Example

You will need Raylib to run this example: https://github.com/raysan5/raylib?tab=readme-ov-file#build-and-installation

To run, you will need to set the RAYLIB_PATH env, eg:

gem install hokusai-zero -v 0.2.7
# install raylib ...
RAYLIB_PATH=libraylib.dylib ruby --yjit squares.rb

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The strategy is about representing the initial state of a file, adding patches (which add changes to a file), and the reconstruction of a file from a given patch's ancestor tree is about calculating offsets.

A rough schema looks like...

 // the initial file
    CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS files (
      id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
      directory INTEGER CHECK( directory in (0, 1) ) NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
      content BLOB DEFAULT NULL,
      added_on INTEGER NOT NULL,

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The strategy is about representing the initial state of a file, adding patches (which add changes to a file), and the reconstruction of a file from a given patch's ancestor tree is about calculating offsets.

A rough schema looks like...

    // the initial file
    CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS files (
      id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
      directory INTEGER CHECK( directory in (0, 1) ) NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
      content BLOB DEFAULT NULL,
      added_on INTEGER NOT NULL,

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# dependencies
require_relative "../src/hokusai"
require_relative "../src/hokusai/backends/sdl2"
require_relative "../src/hokusai/backends/raylib"

module Dynamic
  class Block < Hokusai::Block
    template <<~EOF
    [template]
      empty

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# frozen_string_literal: true

# dependencies
require_relative "../src/hokusai"
require_relative "../src/hokusai/backends/sdl2"
require_relative "../src/hokusai/backends/raylib"
require_relative "./stock"
require_relative "./tic_tac_toe"

# can use ruby stdlib

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require "socket"
require "./format"

module Test
  Log.setup do |log|
    dispatcher = Log::DispatchMode::Direct
    backend = Log::IOBackend.new(dispatcher: dispatcher, formatter: Format)

    log.bind "*", :trace, backend
  end

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The premise for the layouting is using sane defaults. Ignoring the propositions of css and html for a while, imagine a whitespace significant template.

{{ template }}
root
  hblock
    text {:content="first"}
    vblock
      text {:content="second"}
 text {:content="third"}