[racket-users] Re: [racket] running racket from the command line

2018-03-30 Thread Stephen Smith
Or you could do this (on a Mac but similar for Linux): sudo ln -s /Applications/Racket\ v6.12/ /usr/local/racket which would allow you to simply add /usr/local/racket/bin to your path. I use this method a lot. On Monday, October 21, 2013 at 2:20:53 PM UTC-4, Greg Hendershott wrote: > > Early o

Re: [racket] running racket from the command line

2013-10-21 Thread Ryan Culpepper
(for ([dir (map path->string (directory-list))]) (define newdir (string-replace dir " " "_")) (unless (equal? dir newdir) (rename-file-or-directory dir newdir #f))) or for dir in *; do newdir=`echo "$dir" | tr " " _` ; if [ "$dir" != "$newdir" ] ; then mv -i "$dir" "$newdir" ; fi ; d

Re: [racket] running racket from the command line

2013-10-21 Thread Matthew Johnson
Thanks - good tip. I don't suppose there some awesome one liner that does this for all working directory paths? On 22/10/2013, at 5:21 AM, Greg Hendershott wrote: > Early on using Racket, like you I had some trouble or other quoting. I > adopted the perhaps dubious habit of, right after install

Re: [racket] running racket from the command line

2013-10-21 Thread Greg Hendershott
Early on using Racket, like you I had some trouble or other quoting. I adopted the perhaps dubious habit of, right after installing a new version, renaming to e.g. /Applications/Racket_v5.3.6" -- i.e. " " -> "_". On Mon, Oct 21, 2013 at 4:50 AM, Matthew Johnson wrote: > Thanks very much. Working

Re: [racket] running racket from the command line

2013-10-21 Thread Matthew Johnson
Thanks very much. Working well now. For those that find this, a trap for young players is that you must quote paths with spaces in them, else you will lose everything you depend upon (even the command 'ls'). So it is Export PATH="/Applications/Racket v5.3.6/bin":$PATH mj On 21/10/2013, at 7:30

Re: [racket] running racket from the command line

2013-10-21 Thread Norman Gray
Matt, hello. On 2013 Oct 21, at 08:59, Matthew Johnson wrote: > I just downloaded the Racket binaries and installed them. Ah, but where have you installed them? > I have been able > to fire up DrRacket, however given that i prefer vim i was hoping to run > racket from the command line. > > I

[racket] running racket from the command line

2013-10-21 Thread Matthew Johnson
Dear List, I just downloaded the Racket binaries and installed them. I have been able to fire up DrRacket, however given that i prefer vim i was hoping to run racket from the command line. I've tried $ racket and $ which racket but the command is not found. Is there some linking step that i've