On Debian, the code below runs in compiled mode (raco exe test.rkt) in Racket
6.2.1. However, In Racket 6.3, dynamic-require chokes.
dynamic-require: unknown module
module name: #
In 6.3.0.10, it fails differently
place: contract violation
expected: (or/c module-path? path?)
given: '''n
On Wed, 30 Dec 2015 12:33:17 -0800 (PST), Greg Trzeciak
wrote:
>I am actually more interested with long term viability of Whalesong
>than being able to run it right now, hence my questions related to
>bootstrapped version (and compiler + expander in Racket). My
>current understanding is that out
Matthew,
> 1) In a Unicode-aware language like Racket, there's no way to visually
> distinguish a presentational use of a ligature from a syntactic use. For
> instance, these two strings would be displayed the same way:
>
> (string-append* '("m" "f" "l" "a" "t" "t"))
> (string-append* '("m" "fl" "
All right, no worries. It would make the slides a bit prettier, but
Pragmata is also beautiful without the ligatures. Now that I know it's
non-trivial, I will do other things!
Thanks!
/David
On 03/01/16 01:36, Matthew Flatt wrote:
> The `text%` layer currently manipulates characters individually
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