Thanks for the bug report, and the code has been patched with a newer version on planet.
Do (require (planet bzlib/dbd-spgsql:1:3)) to retrieve the latest version. Cheers, yc On Sun, Nov 28, 2010 at 3:32 PM, prad <p...@towardsfreedom.com> wrote: > some of this is speculation since i'm just a couple of days into the > racket system. > > in the dbd-spgsql.plt package by bzlib we have: > > (define (sql-date->date date) > (match date > ((struct dbd:sql-date (year month day)) > (make-date 0 0 0 0 day month day 0)))) > > http://planet.plt-scheme.org/package-source/bzlib/dbd-spgsql.plt/1/2/spgsql.ss > > which i believe is supposed to get a sql date and return it as a normal > date which you can then get stuff out of with srfi/19 using date-year > etc. > > however, i'm getting the day returned instead of the year, i assume > because the last line in the code reads "day month day" instead of > "year month day". > > if i am correct, how do i request a fix? > > meanwhile, can i make the change myself on my machine. i can't edit the > actual dbd-spgsql.plt file in my .racket directory because it seems to > be byte-coded(?) though i can read it in emacs. i tried downloading the > code from the web, saved as dbd-spgsql.rkt along with array.rkt which > it wants as a module and then did (require "dbd-spgsql.rkt") and now i > can get the year printing out the way i think it should be: > (tm:date 0 0 0 0 2010 9 18 0) > instead of what i was getting" > (tm:date 0 0 0 0 18 9 18 0) > > so i can probably get it to work right eventually, but is there a way i > can modify the actual file i'm getting from planet? > > >
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