On Wed 25 Jan 2012 02:41, Catonano writes:
> It happens that the response I get from the server of the radio
> station is chuncked (that is (transfer-encoding (chuncked)) )
>
> so when I issue the (htt-get uri) instrucion I get
>
> $2 = #< etc.
> $3 = #f
>
> that is no page source
>
> Is there
On Wed 25 Jan 2012 04:56, Daniel Hartwig writes:
> Chunked encoding was introduced in HTTP 1.1 so you can try using 1.0
> for your request:
>
> (http-get uri #:version '(1 . 0) ...)
Good point!
Andy
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Antono Vasiljev writes:
>> It would be if someone(nudge nudge) were to take the effort to make one
>> of these experiments practical, since a guile web framework seems to be
>> a common request.
>
> While i like the idea i should note that it does not scale. What if you
> have 5 application serve
Il giorno 25 gennaio 2012 10:07, Andy Wingo ha scritto:
> On Wed 25 Jan 2012 04:56, Daniel Hartwig writes:
>
> > (http-get uri #:version '(1 . 0) ...)
>
> Good point!
>
yes, good point. I tried, it works. Thanks. This could have been a show
stopper to me.
release notes:
Well, i wanted to have a bunch of tests for (mixp simit),
but something else important came up, so this release is
for the truly adventurous.
This release should build and function without deprecation
warnings; if you encounter any, please report that as a bug.
thi
RE
On 01/22/2012 11:46 PM, Ian Price wrote:
>> To get better acquainted with continuations I have been playing with
>> them in the context of web programming a bit. Much has been written
>> on the topic (in particular I find the Racket tutorials very
>> instructive), and here I would just like to sh
Hi Paul,
Paul Smith skribis:
> How can I write this so it will work both with older Guile 1.8 and also
> with newer Guile 2.0? Or, should I just forget about trying to work
> with Guile <2.0? Most systems I have access to still have Guile 1.8
> though.
In addition to ttn’s suggestions, you ca
