Rick-
Tried it out. I agree that it doesn't work, just as you described.
I was able to verify that the problem isn't in the order that things
are being defined. The normal "list-index" gets defined first and then
the srfi-1 "list-index" gets defined later.
Once the guile prompt comes up, "list-index", "map-in-order",
"for-each" and a bunch of other srfi-1 overwritten functions get
un-overwritten for some reason. Don't know why. Something about then
environment of the script being different from the environment of the
guile prompt?
Here's a workaround... Call the following file with "guile -s tmp.scm"
instead of "guile -l tmp.scm"
---
;; tmp.scm
(use-modules
(srfi srfi-1)
(oop goops)
(ice-9 rdelim)
(ice-9 pretty-print))
(scm-style-repl)
---
The "scm-style-repl" kicks off a new guile prompt in which the commands
at the prompt have the same environment as the script. list-index
should then work as expected.
Hope this helps.
--
Mike Gran
--
>
> As you can see, the list-index function was not redefined by srfi-1,
> or
> maybe it was and something that i dont understand is happeing. Any
> ideas what is going on? All the other definitions that i am using in
> srfi-1 are in effect. This happens in guile 1.6.7 and 1.7.1
>
> thanks
> --rick
>
>
>
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