Okay, I can't keep the urge of making my own spreadsheet program at bay any longer.
Let's get started.
Drawing multiple cells and rulers
Let's parse a csv file.
Tiny 58 bytes csv parser, now it's time to implement spreadsheet formulae.
Starting selection, gosh, I love doing gui apps in postfix programming languages.
Cells with computed values will have a different background.
Wrote a little spreadsheet evaluator in 4000 bytes of #uxn bytecode.
Started improving input, added a form at the bottom that let's me see the spreadsheet's formulae and edit them.
Aight, back to building a spreadsheet program in assembly. I will try to display border highlights around the region read in each of the formulae.https://git.sr.ht/~rabbits/nebu/tree/main/item/src/nebu.tal
Implemented highlight for cells from which the formulae is pulling its values.
I'm finally building my dream spreadsheet application, and it's going to be a mere 5kb program that runs on all our old devices.
@neauoire What language is that? It doesn't look like the Tandem Corp thing, and I can't find anything else that uses .tal as an extension.
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