i once wrote a rfc3339 reader/writer and worked through some gotchas, maybe the
code contains hints that are helpful.
for example, here is a function that converts from a timestamp to a rfc3339
date string:
(define* (utc->rfc3339 a #:optional (offset 0) (seconds-fraction 0))
"integer:posi
El 12/02/19 a las 11:18 a. m., Nala Ginrut escribió:
Sorry for the misleading, what I thought is RFC1123. Please ingnore my
answer. :-(
Ha ha, no problem, Nala :)
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sirgazil writes:
> El 11/02/19 a las 4:39 p. m., Nala Ginrut escribió:
>> Hi there!
>> Guile web module has provided an unexpected API for that:
>>
>> (define write-date (@@ (web http) write-date))
>
>
> I think I prefer using public procedures, so I'll leave the error
> there for now.
I suppo
i once wrote a rfc3339 reader/writer and worked through some gotchas,
maybe the code contains hints that are helpful.
for example, here is a function that converts from a timestamp to a
rfc3339 date string:
(define* (utc->rfc3339 a #:optional (offset 0) (seconds-fraction 0))
"integer:posi
El 12/02/19 a las 11:50 a. m., Ricardo Wurmus escribió:
sirgazil writes:
El 11/02/19 a las 4:39 p. m., Nala Ginrut escribió:
Hi there!
Guile web module has provided an unexpected API for that:
(define write-date (@@ (web http) write-date))
I think I prefer using public procedures, so I'l
Sorry for the misleading, what I thought is RFC1123. Please ingnore my
answer. :-(
Hi, Nala :)
El 11/02/19 a las 4:39 p. m., Nala Ginrut escribió:
Hi there!
Guile web module has provided an unexpected API for that:
(define write-date (@@ (web http) write-date))
I think I prefer using public procedures, so I'll leave the error there
for now.
But I'm curious, how do you
