Hi,
Is it possible to call scm_shell with different stdin and stdout? The
primary purpose of this that I can see would be to run a guile shell
inside a text area of a gui or something like that.
Regards,
Jon
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Ah... great minds DO think alike!
Regards,
Jon
Neil Jerram wrote:
Jon Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
The intermediate step (after the macro expansion I guess) would look like
(+ 1 2)
==>
3
It seems like this would make multiple values much much more useful.
I've often thought that too.
Hi szgyg,
szgyg wrote:
No, this is impossible without redefining +. A macro produces 1 sexp,
not more.
This is exactly what I am getting at. values does return more than 1
sexp, but the mechanisms for using that are clumsy and painful. It
seems that if values returns multiple s-expressions
Hi Neil,
Neil Jerram wrote:
Jon Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
(define-macro (dyn-set! var val)
`(begin (if (not (defined? (quote ,var)))
(primitive-eval `(define ,(quote ,var) #f)))
(set! ,var ,val)))
(defined? 'undefined-symbol)
Whoops! I always forget and just hit reply, then the message doesn't go
to the list.
Ondrej Zajicek wrote:
Hello
I would like to export two sets (low-level and high-level interface)
of C functions to Scheme. I think it is a good idea to have each
interface in different module. What is a good w
Does it have SSL/HTTPS support? :)
My pressing need/desire for such support has temporarily vanished for
the summer, so I have not been working very much (rather, at all) on the
libwww SWIG approach. Alas. Perhaps I will pick that back up again.
Does anyone here use libwww? (in C programming?)
