For DrRacket running with the X Window System, would it be possible to
set the windows' "WM_CLASS" to "DrRacket"?
"xprop" says that there is no "WM_CLASS":
[...]
WM_CLASS(STRING) = "", ""
WM_ICON_NAME(STRING) = "Untitled - DrRacket"
[...]
WM_NAME(STRING) = "Untitled - DrRacket"
[...]
Setting "
The most important thing I need at
this point is a way to bind ^W to
something like delete-word-backwards.
Most of the other things I really wanted
I could do with the 'move' command,
but I can't find something like delete-
word-backwards at
http://docs.racket-lang.org/gui/text_.html
I see the
I'm working on automating the build process for Android phone packages
(.apk) for Whalesong. Before I do so, I'd like people who have
android phones to try the following:
http://hashcollision.org/tmp/WhereAmI-debug.apk
This is that geolocation test program from earlier, but as an Android
pac
50 minutes ago, Shriram Krishnamurthi wrote:
> Does the scribble/text language work in 5.1.3? Here's the first
> example in the docs:
>
> #lang scribble/text
> Programming languages should
> be designed not by piling
> feature on top of feature, but
> blah blah blah.
>
> ventoux ~/Desktop/r/sk/g
This past week, I wrote some parallel Racket versions of benchmarks
for the Computer Language Shootout. It was fun to do, and I wrote a
little bit about what I learned:
http://scriptstoprograms.wordpress.com/2011/09/25/benchmarketing/
One unfortunate bit -- it's hard to combine the `place' form a
Does the scribble/text language work in 5.1.3? Here's the first
example in the docs:
#lang scribble/text
Programming languages should
be designed not by piling
feature on top of feature, but
blah blah blah.
ventoux ~/Desktop/r/sk/gradelang> scribble try2.scrbl
dynamic-require: name is not provid
It is hard to say what is going wrong without some more information.
If you start DrRacket from a shell and then click Check Syntax, do you
see any output in the shell?
When it is frozen is the CPU running? If so, how long did you wait? (5
minutes is way more than it usually needs.)
Robby
On Su
After compiling and installing version 5.1.3 of DrRacket on a Debian 6.0
(64 bit) box, the GUI freezes after pressing the "Check Syntax" button.
Unfortunately, also the binary-version of DrRacket has this problem.
What can I do to make syntax check work?
Walter
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Thanks, though I'm not sure that was my main point. Though I now see
that "planet" really is considered a whole language in its own right,
so I guess this red underlining is inevitable by the semantics.
Incidentally, for those who find this thread later, there's another
option you will may useful
No problem, thanks for trying. For now I anyway intended to publish
only HTML output. What I immediately wanted was to periodically test
to make sure the eventual PDF will look okay, and the two-step --latex
option is good enough for that.
If whoever maintains Scribble/Windows would like to work
Hm. SOrry I don't have any good ideas. You might try to see if there
is anything illuminating the stdout of the latex process when scribble
runs it (but finding the place it is runnning latex and adjusting the
call to make the stdout visible). Otherwise, I guess you have to just
run --latex and run
Yes. That's why I ran scribble --pdf afterwards in that directory (in
the hope it'd pick up that log file, but it didn't, ergo my belief
it's running somewhere else).
On Sun, Sep 25, 2011 at 2:49 PM, Robby Findler
wrote:
> When you run pdflatex yourself, do you get a .log file?
>
> Robby
>
> On
> In #lang scribble/manual, if I type
>
> @codeblock{
> #lang racket
> }
>
> the output (in HTML) has the word "racket" underlined, which seems
> fair enough;
I see this is the case if I run scribble manually:
scribble --html some-file.scrbl
However, the red underline shows up, not because it
When you run pdflatex yourself, do you get a .log file?
Robby
On Sun, Sep 25, 2011 at 1:46 PM, Shriram Krishnamurthi
wrote:
> Sorry, should have pointed that out. No, I don't see a log file.
> There are no output files of any sort when scribble is done. I would
> have anyway thought scribble
Sorry, should have pointed that out. No, I don't see a log file.
There are no output files of any sort when scribble is done. I would
have anyway thought scribble was doing all this in some tmp directory
somewhere else.
Aha, I just found out that there's a scribble --latex option. I ran
that an
Well, does running pdflatex generate a log file like the scribble says
that it doesn't?
Robby
On Sun, Sep 25, 2011 at 10:19 AM, Shriram Krishnamurthi
wrote:
> On Windows 7, I have had no trouble using scribble --html. For the
> first time in 5.1.3 I tried using scribble --pdf, and it does not
In #lang scribble/manual, if I type
@codeblock{
#lang racket
}
the output (in HTML) has the word "racket" underlined, which seems
fair enough; ditto for
@codeblock{
#lang typed/racket
}
But if I type
@codeblock{
#lang planet foo/bar
}
only the word "planet" is underlined, which seems odd ("pl
On Windows 7, I have had no trouble using scribble --html. For the
first time in 5.1.3 I tried using scribble --pdf, and it does not
work. Does anyone recognize whether I'm doing something wrong?
ventoux ~/Desktop/r/sk/tycs> scribble --pdf doc.scrbl
run-pdflatex: did not generate a log file at d
40 minutes ago, Mark Carter wrote:
> #lang scribble/manual
>
> @itemlist{ @item{Foo} @item{Bar} }
>
> but it gives me
> itemlist: contract violation, expected: item?, given: " "
> [...]
>
> What gives?
You're using {}s around the items, which means that the spaces are
passed as arguments too, s
In scribble, I'm trying to create an unnumbered list like so:
* Foo
* Bar
I do
#lang scribble/manual
@itemlist{ @item{Foo} @item{Bar} }
but it gives me
itemlist: contract violation, expected: item?, given: " "
contract from: /scribble/base.rkt, blaming:
C:\Users\mcarter\repos\tacc\carali\
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