This is the TUI for Loris, a term rewriting and computer algebra system. The system is implemented as lorislib, which this project brings in as a dependency. This crate provides a RustyLine -based REPL. When I make a repository for the project as a whole that brings in lorislib and loris_cli as git submodules, it will be located here: https://github.com/rljacobson/loris.
There are a few rough edges. Until I create a repository for my workspace I have the TUI pointing to lorislib via hardcoded path in Cargo.toml:
# in Cargo.toml for loris
lorislib = {path = "../lorislib"}Uses syntax similar to Mathematica:
f[x_] := 1 + x^2Only a handful of built-ins and predefined functions exist so far. Expect only basic arithmetic functions and system-related built-ins to work.
Another major limitation is that matcher only has linear matching implemented so far, meaning that a variable can only appear one time on the LHS of a function definition.
Copyright (C) 2022 Robert Jacobson. This software is distributed under the 2-Clause BSD License.
The source code for the permutation-generator crate by Thomas
Villa has been included in its entirety in lorislib/src/matching/permutation_generator. The permutaton-generator
crate is distributed under the MIT license.
The Slow Loris is at risk of extinction due to habitat loss and the illegal wildlife trade. There is demand for lorises for use in traditional medicine and as pets.