#lang scribble/manual
@(require (only-in racket ~a))
@(define persons (list (hash
'name 'name1
'e-mail 'email1
'nickname 'nickname1)
(hash
'name 'name2
'e
Sure.
I would like to create a document with a repetitive structure in scribble.
Let say I have something like this:
@section{First section}
Some text ...
@subsection{First subsection}
@itemlist...
@section{Second section}
Some text ...
@subsection{Second subsection}
@itemlist...
etc.
I would
I still don't understand why you need to define a macro for that. We write
macros to manipulate _code_ by transforming a syntax object into another
syntax object. Extracting a value from a hash table or generating a text
from hash tables has nothing to do with syntax objects. And it can be done
wit
In fact, I would like to have a macro that will generate some text from a
list of hash tables for scribble. So this macro is just a first step to try
to achieve that (it's also the first time I try a non toy program in any
Lisp).
Le lundi 6 juillet 2020 20:04:27 UTC+9, Sorawee Porncharoenwase a
What's wrong with `match`? It seems to be what you want. Macro is not going
to help you here.
On Mon, Jul 6, 2020 at 3:47 AM Oualmakran Yassine
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have some difficulties when trying to create a macro doing some pattern
> matching on a hash-table and was hoping finding some h
Hello,
I have some difficulties when trying to create a macro doing some pattern
matching on a hash-table and was hoping finding some help.
The macro is taking a hash-table as parameter and I would like to extract
the value for the key 'name.
I did several trials of my macro with what should be,
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