Comment by scribu 11 years ago This looks interesting. What are those .patel files? [1][1]: https://github.com/be5invis/Iosevka/tree/master/glyphs 2 comments scribu Reply twic 11 years ago I don't know, but at a guess, it's a language which compiles down to PostScript. curveTo and lineTo are PostScript functions, and there is a concept of a current transform. be5invis 11 years ago Nope, it compiles to JavaScript. The compiler is in http://github.com/be5invis/PatEL and it uses Patrisika (http://github.com/be5invis/patrisika) as its backend (which converts S-expression-ish AST into Mozilla AST, and generates JavaScript using Escodegen).
twic 11 years ago I don't know, but at a guess, it's a language which compiles down to PostScript. curveTo and lineTo are PostScript functions, and there is a concept of a current transform. be5invis 11 years ago Nope, it compiles to JavaScript. The compiler is in http://github.com/be5invis/PatEL and it uses Patrisika (http://github.com/be5invis/patrisika) as its backend (which converts S-expression-ish AST into Mozilla AST, and generates JavaScript using Escodegen).
be5invis 11 years ago Nope, it compiles to JavaScript. The compiler is in http://github.com/be5invis/PatEL and it uses Patrisika (http://github.com/be5invis/patrisika) as its backend (which converts S-expression-ish AST into Mozilla AST, and generates JavaScript using Escodegen).
I don't know, but at a guess, it's a language which compiles down to PostScript. curveTo and lineTo are PostScript functions, and there is a concept of a current transform.
Nope, it compiles to JavaScript. The compiler is in http://github.com/be5invis/PatEL and it uses Patrisika (http://github.com/be5invis/patrisika) as its backend (which converts S-expression-ish AST into Mozilla AST, and generates JavaScript using Escodegen).