[VicPiMakers Projects] Language of lllove

[George Bowden]

Is this lllove language is to interact with our senses like music,
painting, or with our cerebrum (reading, writing)? Computers can easily
input and output light and sound in real time, but other love expressions
(dance, theatre) are difficult.  Or are we just talking about inputting and
outputting english words?  Can not ignore the millennia of art's effort to
express love.

On Sun, Oct 11, 2020 at 10:19 AM George Bowden <gtbowdeng at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi Michelle
> Been thinking about your love language.
> Forth could be used to create this language, and it could play notes, or
> colours, or complete works of lllove.
> Forth is a constructive language in that new ideas are made up of
> previously simpler defined ideas, elements and operations, and a stack
> (like a stack of plates in your cupboard) holds these ideas.
> We need some lllove elements and some lllove operations to start with.
> So a couple lllove elements could be the note g and c plucked on a
> guitar.  These get pushed onto the stack sequentially.  then an operation
> "play for one eighth count" will play g for 1/8 then c for 1/8th,  which
> uses up those things on the stack.
> If you want this to be reusable, you define the lllove word gc8 to be as
> just described.
>
> I'm using lllove because I'm looking for something googling will turn up.
> language names like "love" occur to frequently because its in every
> song.  though there is a music album called lllove
> --
> George Bowden,
> gtbowdeng at gmail.com
>


-- 
George Bowden, vice president, Victoria Computer Club
gtbowdeng at gmail.com
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