- Original Message
> From: Jay McCarthy
> Are you requiring scribble/manual? What error makes you think it doesn't
work?
Ah, I see! I had been using
#lang scribble/base
instead of
#lang scribble/manual
Changing it makes things right.
Many thanks!
_
I run DrRacket on Ubuntu 10.04 with the build for Ubuntu Jaunty. If
you're using 64-bit Ubuntu, you have to install the 32-bit support
libraries since the binary is built for 32-bit, but that shouldn't
have affected your compiled version.
I have successfully run the most recent DrRacket on a lapto
Most of them look like this:
STDERR
build-again!-worker error: call-with-input-file: cannot open input
file: "/var/tmp/racket/doc/slideshow/out.sxref" (No such file or
directory; errno=2)
=
setup-plt: rendering: unstable/scribblings/unstable.scrbl
WORKER ERROR call-with-input-file: cannot open
I am on Ubuntu 10.04(Lucid Lynx) and I have tried the install for Ubuntu Jaunty
and I have also tried compiling from source(racket-clean-tree.tgz) which I
downloaded today(9/3/2010). I can get racket to run with either install and I
haven't run into issue there. However if I try to run drrack
Are you requiring scribble/manual? What error makes you think it doesn't work?
Jay
On Fri, Sep 3, 2010 at 2:49 PM, Mark Carter wrote:
> > �...@link["url"]{descriptive text}
>>
> Thanks, but I still can't get it to work. Here's what I typed:
> �...@link["http://beginnersinvest.about.com/cs/val
> @link["url"]{descriptive text}
>
Thanks, but I still can't get it to work. Here's what I typed:
@link["http://beginnersinvest.about.com/cs/valueinvesting1/a/101302a.htm"]{Seven
tests of Defensive Stock Selection}
I've tried all sorts of variants, with quotes in various places, but noth
That's my understanding of it too. [Maybe modulo parameters rather
than marks themselves.]
Jay
On Fri, Sep 3, 2010 at 12:05 PM, Danny Yoo wrote:
> I'm about to try replicating Racket's exception system in WeScheme, so
> I want to make sure I understood the model beforehand. Here's my
> understa
If you understand HtDP, work thru PLAI (PLT's language course).
Then look at EOPL (Dan's language course). You will learn to
replicate Jon's thinking then and you will appreciate the power
that comes with Racket. The list is helpful. Post questions, but
not solutions to problems -- Matthias
I'm about to try replicating Racket's exception system in WeScheme, so
I want to make sure I understood the model beforehand. Here's my
understanding of the system, and if people can correct me, I'd greatly
appreciate it!
* Exception handlers are managed by keeping a chain of these handlers
with
@link["url"]{descriptive text}
Jay
On Fri, Sep 3, 2010 at 11:14 AM, Mark Carter wrote:
> I'm trying to write some documentation using Scribble. It looks quite good,
> but
> I'm having some problems with understanding how I express internal links.
> Suppose my URL is http://www.google.com and I
I'm trying to write some documentation using Scribble. It looks quite good, but
I'm having some problems with understanding how I express internal links.
Suppose my URL is http://www.google.com and I want the descriptive text to be
Google Search Engine. How is it done in Scribble?
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Before I started learning Scheme, I had a related but not as grand
experience in a compilers course.
I built my compiler in C++, but used MACROS FROM HELL for certain
aspects. I incidentally found an improvement to the way everyone was
implementing a certain algorithm, which was obvious in th
This may be old hat to some, but I just saw this short essay on Reddit and
thought it was interesting. From 2000, the author writes about having
used Scheme to design a C program that he could not have written from
scratch.
It also reminded me of some of the ideas from HtDP about programming as
a
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