Hi Zelphir, Zelphir Kaltstahl <[email protected]> writes:
> I've not used guile-hall yet, nor tested with it. It has some rough edges but keeps my focus away from hacking on build system files (which I tend to do far too much). So I'm digging it. > However, what I do to reproduce the same environment as I have in > srfi-64 unit test, but inside the REPL is the following: > > 1. start the Guile REPL with `guile -L <dir where my module is>` > 2. run `(use-modules (<my module name>))` > 3. use procedures defined inside the module > 4. copy and paste changed or new definitions from the code > 5. try out the definitions and if something goes wrong fix it and go > back to step 4 again > > If running M-x run-guile or M-x run-geiser from Emacs, one might need to > change the %load-path of Guile. This can be done with `(add-to-load-path > <string path to dir containing my module>)` for example. Then one can > proceed as described above again. > > Not sure if any of this is new to you, but I guessed it would be good to > put it out there. Thanks for the write up. I know most of the pieces, from reading the manual. But I'm still trying to piece them together so this is very helpful for me. Especially the "add-to-load-path" for geiser, as that is what I was missing. -- s/Fred[re]+i[ck]+/Fredrik/g
