The online Check Syntax in DrRacket quite nice for rapidly and safely
renaming multiple bindings. Thanks for all the work that must have gone
into this.
(I've been using online Check Syntax for a while, but renaming more than
one binding rapidly, like I did just now, without having to keep hi
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I'm nearing completion of a web application with stateful server
continuations, and am thinking about future scalability.
If we limit the discussion to the specific problem of retention of
server-side continuations in gc'd memory (and not to whether
server-side continuations are of value)
I
Jay,
many thanks for the answer, that already helps a lot!
Just one thing - the generated html does not have a "value" attribute, but
instead uses a different "name" for every radio button - how can I get the
radio buttons identified as a group by the browser, such that only one button
can be
Tangential comment: These string operations are convenient to have
around, and they can be expedient, but composing with them can make for
inefficient evaluation.
For example, my first attempt to implement "string->number" (after
briefly considering just using "read"), was 17 times faster in a
On Tue, Dec 27, 2011 at 09:55, Marijn wrote:
> Sometimes I wish for python-like string-strip to be a standard
> function. For example when I want to parse a list of numbers from a
> text-field, I could get the string value of the text-field, strip
> space from the beginning and end, split on white
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Hi,
Sometimes I wish for python-like string-strip to be a standard
function. For example when I want to parse a list of numbers from a
text-field, I could get the string value of the text-field, strip
space from the beginning and end, split on whitesp
On Mon, Dec 26, 2011 at 11:53 AM, J G Cho wrote:
> FYI,
>
> I've just started to tinker with formlets, templates, and forms from Wufoo.
>
> I forget things easily now, so I am writing down my study notes here
> (https://github.com/racketeer/racketeering/tree/master/wufooing).
>
> Looks like it cou
John, Matthew,
Thanks for your suggestions. I have chosen Matthew's one, as it
seems to be more general. I only had to cancel the peek operation
filtering, as I sometimes use (eof-object? (peek-byte)) to test
for EOF (is there any other way?), so throwing an exception in
that case is not desirabl
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