Dang it, I think you’re right. Known gotcha it is, and a rookie one at
that. Thanks for taking time to look at it!
On Sunday, October 24, 2021 at 1:04:03 PM UTC-5 Sage Gerard wrote:
> I got all tests to pass by updating the first clause of pre-escape to use
> equal?
>
> > (and (txexpr? x) (equa
I got all tests to pass by updating the first clause of pre-escape to use equal?
> (and (txexpr? x) (equal? "text" (attr-ref x 'type #f)))
My hypothesis is that when you didn't have bytecode, the reference to the
literal string "text" just happened to be eq?. I couldn't say why.
On 10/24/21 12:
This is driving me a little batty. I have a package on the package server,
and the package server shows that it is failing some tests[1].
Here is the first test that fails:
FAILURE
name: check-equal?
location: dust.rkt:101:2
actual:
'(div (div ((type "text"))
"Judy's friend \"Geor
Hi all,
I recently came across the book "The Art of the Metaobject Protocol", which
more or less describes a tiny version of the CLOS of Common Lisp.
I looked up the Racket documentation but could not find much information
about internal mechanisms. So I was wondering that if one does not count
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