Jonathan Simpson wrote on 7/31/19 9:54 PM:
#lang magic is my implementation of the mini language used by the Unix file command.
Nice. In addition to the practical merits, and the craft, it's also an example of a useful legacy DSL we can point to (like lex, yacc, make), and which Racket now implements.
You might want to make API documentation for it in Scribble. (Your racket-users post contains helpful information that's not currently with the code in GitHub. Also, we're currently having trouble with racket-users Google Groups often inexplicably not showing up in Google searches, which is yet another reason to try to consolidate documentation with the code in a simple way.)
Besides API documentation helping others to use some code, as well as establishing an API of *what* as distinct from *how*... the documentation is also a well-deserved chance to show off your work in different way than the code itself, and with Scribble slickness. Or Markdown.
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