The Sifflet visual functional programming language and aid to understanding recursive functions (http://mypage.iu.edu/~gdweber/software/sifflet/home.html)
#25Nodes lose unused inlets when applying a function definition.
25 Nodes lose unused inlets when applying a function definition.
- Suppose the f node has two inlets, but none of them are used by any f nodes in the definition. Then when you apply the definition, all the f nodes lose both of their inlets. On the other hand, if one f node uses none of its two inlets and another uses both, then when you apply the definition, both of them keep both of their inlets.
O: 2011 Jun 23 R: gdw P: lowest.
Comment: This seems not really to be a problem. If NONE of the f nodes use their inlets, then why do they have inlets, anyway? Besides, it should become irrelevant when a new UI is developed without the circular inlets, as in issue 24.
Comment: The inlets will reappear if you reopen the "inputs" dialog and then click "OK".
