Christopher Allan Webber :
> ((name . "buttercup")
>(age . 6)
>(animal . "horse")
>(food . #("carrot" "oats"))
>(mood-noises
> ("frustrated" . "haurrrfff")
> ("happy" . "negh")
> ("angry" . "*SNORT*")))
>
> I'd be open to the change... if we're going to do the c
Marko Rauhamaa writes:
> Christopher Allan Webber :
>
>> In sum though, it has a nice s-expression based syntax:
>>
>> scheme@(guile-user)> (define a-horse
>> '(@ ("name" "buttercup")
>> ("age" 6)
>> ("animal" "horse
Mark Oteiza writes:
> Christopher Allan Webber writes:
>
>> Hello all! I'm happy to announce the first public release of
>> guile-sjson!
>
> Congratulations!
>
>> What's guile-sjson? Well, it's basically the previous work David
>> Thompson did on (ice-9 json), but since that seemed to sit witho
Hey,
On Mon, Apr 24, 2017 at 1:01 PM, Christopher Allan Webber
wrote:
>
> What do people think? I'm struggling with deciding what's the right
> thing for my own code, but leaning towards "we shouldn't use the ?
> suffix for just boolean values".
My convention is that anything that evaluates to
What's need when I distribute C/C++ GUI app with guile on MacOS or MS Windows
(for enduser, not developer)?
I just want one bundle(executable + all runtime resources) for distribute.
maybe, I need libguile and all used module...right?
1. but how check that all used module(and all dependent mod
I'm also not sure. In the past I've written code with an 'xxx?'
variable, and then added a procedure to set it, giving 'set-xxx?!' -
which is not exactly elegant.
Also I'm not sure it's best practice to have many
variables/attributes/parameters with boolean values, as this can lead to
code t
Hi :)
2017-04-24 19:01 GMT+02:00 Christopher Allan Webber
:
> Hello everyone! Here's a little bikeshed for us to paint.
>
> I've noticed that it's common in Guile modules to use "foo?" for
> variable names involving booleans. It's tempting, because this looks
> an awful lot like you're asking
On 04/25/2017 11:50 AM, Jan Wedekind wrote:
What do people think? I'm struggling with deciding what's the right
thing for my own code, but leaning towards "we shouldn't use the ?
suffix for just boolean values".
I like using the '?' suffix only for predicates. I often use 'is-'
prefix for b
In Ruby ...? is used for methods returning boolean. E.g. 5.even?. Boolean
variables are not sufficed. E.g. x = 5.even? The method call "even?" is the
question. "x" is the answer.
On 25. April 2017 04:43:23 GMT+00:00, Alex Vong wrote:
>Good question! I can't decide as well. I want to know how pe
Christopher Allan Webber writes:
> Hello all! I'm happy to announce the first public release of
> guile-sjson!
Congratulations!
> What's guile-sjson? Well, it's basically the previous work David
> Thompson did on (ice-9 json), but since that seemed to sit without being
> merged for a while a
Héllo!
In the editor I am working on, two variables are linked together.
That is the value of one depends on the value of the other.
There is a `view` position a cons of integers x and y which denotes
the top left position of the editor window in the buffer. Basically,
it defines the top left po
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