[racket] protected (semi-private) fields

Hi, Question about classes in Racket: can I make fields which can be inherited by super-classes, but not accessible from outside the class? (like "protected" members in Java) As I understand field and init-field declarations produce public fields (which can be accessed from outside the class)

Re: [racket] setf in scheme

uated to, that is). Razvan From: Neil Van Dyke To: Razvan Rotaru Cc: users@racket-lang.org Sent: Thu, December 30, 2010 5:54:14 PM Subject: Re: [racket] setf in scheme Razvan Rotaru wrote at 12/30/2010 10:34 AM: I was just wondering whether there is anything

[racket] setf in scheme

Hi everyone, I was just wondering whether there is anything like setf in scheme. As far as I know there isn't, so I'm asking you, the more experienced schemers out there. If not, why? Could it be crafted with macros? Roti _ For list-re

[racket] formlets and dojo

Hi everyone, Has anybody ever tackeled web server formlets with dojo components? And willing to share the code? I'm looking to use formlets to generate dojo components instead of the classic HTML input tags. Razvan _ For list-related ad