FYI, I made another potentially breaking change to `html-parsing`, and
so have incremented the major version number, to 6.0.
Sorawee Porncharoenwase found a case in which the parser was doing the
wrong thing for a real-world example of contemporary HTML. It turned
out to be in some 17 year-ol
Hi Matthew,
Thanks for clarifying this.
It seems to me that `build-path/convention-type` is very difficult to use
correctly: it is very easy for someone working on a Linux machine to just
use this function with a 'unix convention and plain strings, under the
assumption that it will work corre
I'm sure I'm not the only one who would like to see these (and other examples
you have handy) added to your `event-lang` docs.
> On May 22, 2018, at 7:29 AM, Eric Griffis wrote:
>
> Here's a variety of small examples.
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On Mon, May 21, 2018 at 11:21 AM Jay McCarthy
wrote:
> This is very cute! Can you point to a fun example? I looked through
> the repo and it wasn't obvious where some tests and examples were.
>
> Jay
>
Here's a variety of small examples.
Sometimes, I just want to wait until a bunch of stuff is
Hello all! Sorry for the cross-post, but I've been doing more
development in Racket lately from GuixSD... and who wouldn't want a
scheme-based distribution and a scheme language's tooling to get along
better?
Unfortunately when I try to install packages with "raco pkg install"
I get errors like t
To build paths for a convention other than the current machine's
convention, you have to work in bytes instead of strings.
(define (bs->p bs) (bytes->path bs 'unix))
(build-path/convention-type 'unix (bs->p #"/") (bs->p #"foo") (bs->p #"bar"))
Roughly, strings don't work, because they have to
Just like with current Racket, both futures and places run in a single
process.
Sam
On Tue, May 22, 2018, 2:39 AM Piyush Katariya
wrote:
> Thanks Sam.
>
> When you say Racket 7's "cs" variant can use Future and Places to leverage
> multiple CPU cores, is it one OS process or multiple ?
>
> --
>
I am trying to create a path named "/foo/bar" in Racket on a windows
machine. build-path produces "/foo\\bar" and build-path/convention-type
does not seem to work:
> (path->string (build-path "/" "foo" "bar"))
"/foo\\bar" ; I am running on a Windows machine, so this is expected
>
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