Hi Todd, This is not really what you're looking for, but just in case it can help:
Maybe you can use both readers and make two passes on the file? You'd need to reassemble things afterwards though. IIRC, in the docs about documenting packages with scribble, a special reader is used to format code with comments. Maybe this can help too. Also, just in case, the Lazy-doc package might be of interest for parsing files: http://planet.plt-scheme.org/display.ss?package=lazy-doc.plt&owner=orseau It makes it easy to define moderately complex parsers (not necessarily for scribble). Hope this helps, Laurent P.S. : I know Lazy-doc is probably not really suited to document packages, especially for a Scheme community, but I was young... ;) On Sat, Jan 8, 2011 at 16:36, Todd O'Bryan <toddobr...@gmail.com> wrote: > I'm trying to do some analysis of my student's source files. Trying to > grade 90 assignments per week by brute force with no TAs just doesn't > work. > > I want to pull out things like data definitions, contracts, templates, > etc., so I can auto-grade the ones that are what I expect them to be, > and quickly look at ones that aren't as expected to figure out how > many points they should get. > > Unfortunately, I can't figure out how to get everything that I want. > > If I use wxme-read, all the comments and comment boxes are just gone, > but I still have images and other stuff. If I use > wxme-port->text-port, I can use port->string to get all the comments > and the original code, but comment boxes get changed to have a single > semi-colon in front of each line and things like images get converted > to either a dot (for old-style images) or nothing (for 2htdp/image, > although I think Robby has updated this to produce dots). > > I'm sure that I need to either modify wxme-read to convert comments to > something that won't disappear or add something to > wxme-port->port--probably through register-lib-mapping!--so that when > the reader comes upon comment boxes or images it outputs something I > can use. > > Can someone give me some direction? > > Thanks! > Todd > _________________________________________________ > For list-related administrative tasks: > http://lists.racket-lang.org/listinfo/users >
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