> [...]
> Maybe there's a misunderstanding here: What Adams test does is to compile a
> list of results. What he refers to is the #t returned by the test checking
> that the compiled results are correct. I changed that wording. Otherwise, I
> think the test is fine (on a Unix system).
Sounds re
>
> If so, the entire (ice-9 rdelim) module needs to be revised as well as
> libguile/rdelim.c since the current implementation assumes that the line
> delimiter is a single character, which was not true under Windows last time
> I checked.
>
As I know, Windows seems the only mainstream and livin
Hi Maxime,
On Fri, Dec 20, 2024 at 4:15 PM Maxime Devos wrote:
> > Thanks for your patches! Applied now.
>
>
>
> Regardless of the question whether to generalise, there was also the thing
> about the test testing for returning #true even though this behaviour isn’t
> documented anywhere.
>
Mayb
> Thanks for your patches! Applied now.
Regardless of the question whether to generalise, there was also the thing
about the test testing for returning #true even though this behaviour isn’t
documented anywhere. Also, there was the thing about needing to verify whether
(ice-9 rdelim) always rec