Hello!
I have found the archives of this mailing list very helpful in the
development of a piece of software i'm writing. And i have a few questions
about the integration between guile, c++ and the library Qt.
The program in question is a little gui repl, where the user can type guile
code in a '
Hi,
one way would be to run the code in a separate thread.
Perhaps it wouldn't be particularly elegant, but you could simply
append "(call-with-new-thread (lambda()" "))"
before calling eval.
You'd need to reorganize your app, however, if you'd wish to display the
expression's resulting object, be
It seems to me that the right way to handle this is to evaluate the Scheme
code in a different thread than the user interface, then have the interface
continually pull from Scheme's output port.
The other way to do it would be to notice if the Scheme code is a `begin'
or similar form and execute t
() Eduardo Acuña
() Thu, 20 Jun 2013 09:04:59 -0700
if the user types:
(begin (display "hello")(sleep 2))
the result gets printed after the 2 seconds.
What can i do to get the gui repl more like que standard guile repl?
Did you try to set stdout to be unbuffered?
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Thien-Thi Ng
