Re: [racket] Object% equal? for Hash#

> > But, now I have to had an attribute wich do not have to tested and I can't > > figure the best way out. > > > > Would I investigate with inspector or the equal<%> interface. > > Both ways, I don't know how to do this. The doc is pretty brief about that. > Are you saying that there are fiel

[racket] Object% equal? for Hash#

igate with inspector or the equal<%> interface. Both ways, I don't know how to do this. The doc is pretty brief about that. Thanks in advance. Ted. Racket Users list: http://lists.racket-lang.org/users

[racket] regexp with \"

Hi the list, new problem with parsing a string with double quote inside by a regexp-match function. When I insert \\" in the pattern, the double quote is interpreted as the end of the pattern. Does anyone know how to avoid this? Thanks in advance. Ted Racket Users

Re: [racket] objects as hash keys

work here. > > > > On Fri, 19 Oct 2012 17:57:41 +0200, Ted wrote: > > > Hi the list, > > I was wondering for my midi/osc -> event mapping project if it was > > possible to put objects instances (with racket/class) as hash keys. > > I tried and it worked

[racket] objects as hash keys

esty) #f > (hash-ref testH testy) hash-ref: no value found for key: (object:test% 13) That's an odd response. I know it's an odd request too, but if anyone could help me on this, even it I have to use an other solution. Thanks in advance. Ted Racket Users lis

Re: [racket] Destroy object ?

Thanks for this fast answer. Unfortunatly, I'm familiar with this concept of garbage collector. have I to send my instances to there or is it a way to get deleted data back? Thanks. > It seems like your question is whether there is a garbage collector. There is. > > Jay > >> Hi the list, >> I'm a

[racket] Destroy object ?

er come to replace one, and the memory managed well for it? Thanks in advance. Best, Ted _ For list-related administrative tasks: http://lists.racket-lang.org/listinfo/users