On Tue, Apr 28, 2020 at 11:41 AM Sam Tobin-Hochstadt
wrote:
> I believe you're missing a `defmodule` inside test.scrbl.
>
Aha. Okay, I:
*) Added @defmodule[test] to the test.scrbl file
*) Created a main.rkt that did (require "test.rkt") and (provide
(all-from-out "test.rkt"))
*) Did a raco pkg
I believe you're missing a `defmodule` inside test.scrbl.
Sam
On Tue, Apr 28, 2020 at 11:32 AM David Storrs wrote:
>
> Here's my test code. I get the test.html file out at the end and, as
> expected, the explanation of bar says "Calls foo" with foo in blue with a red
> line underneath. What
Here's my test code. I get the test.html file out at the end and, as
expected, the explanation of bar says "Calls foo" with foo in blue with a
red line underneath. What am I missing?
; test.rkt
#lang racket
(provide (all-defined-out))
(define (foo) 7)
(define (bar) (foo))
--
; test.sc
On 4/28/20, David Storrs wrote:
> According to what I see in Scribble, both actual examples and in the
> documentation, I had thought that if I did @defproc[func-name] then
> func-name would become a link target and later uses of @racket[func-name]
> would automatically link to that site. I'm cle
According to what I see in Scribble, both actual examples and in the
documentation, I had thought that if I did @defproc[func-name] then
func-name would become a link target and later uses of @racket[func-name]
would automatically link to that site. I'm clearly missing something; my
functions are
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