Is there a central Web page describing what typed-scheme
wrapper modules exist, their location (or inclusion in the Racket
distribution) and general type-scheme status?
Mucho thanks in advance.
Scott
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"if" just for example.
I'm not asking about a lecture on the wisdom of doing so.
I'm just asking how.
Thanks a million in advance.
Scott
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is not what you're looking for? If you want something that is
insensitive to the actual langauge (ie would highlight if even if if
weren't a keyword) and worked in an "online" manner, than the colorer
is what you'd want, but you'd probably have to do some minor dr
of those
columns. If you dont' want to change the indentation of if, but do
want it to be a keyword, then DrRacket isn't currently flexible enough
for you (patches welcome).
Robby
On Sun, Oct 3, 2010 at 9:27 AM, Scott McLoughlin wrote:
It's very, very simple.
When I type
I'm curious if there is a capability to define typed macros,
ideally catching errors at the macro "call site" instead of
within the expansion. If not, is there any interest in such a
facility?
Scott
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I'm wondering if SRFI 42 (eager comprehensions) is
available within typed racket.
I tried (require typed/srfi/42) and received an error, but
I'm hoping I did something wrong or that some typed racket
interface may be available by some other means.
Thanks very much in advance.
- Scott
Thanks for reminding me of Racket's native comprehensions.
I totally forgot. Thanks!
Scott
On 10/8/2010 1:32 AM, Noel Welsh wrote:
You know Typed Racket supports Racket's native comprehensions, right?
N.
On Fri, Oct 8, 2010 at 3:21 AM, Scott McLoughlin wrote:
I'm wonde
I've read the docs a few times, but either I must have some odd
"Scribble-blind-spot" or something, or this is much more involved
than I imagine it really is.
I'm hoping a few illustrative source examples would help get me
started, and maybe a just a bare bones, simplified "how to" to
get me goi
I tried (require typed/scheme) in the scheme evaluation
buffer and then basic expressions evaluated with C-c-e
(such as #(44 #\c), say) evaluate fine with nice type
annotations.
But struct: definitions always generate an error. Specifically,
just the test case (struct: Foo ([a : Fixnum])) genera
Typed racket at the repl still isn't working for me.
Even using "racket -I /typed racket", I still cannot create
simple structures from within the the racket repl.
Here is a transcript from a Windows cmd.com session (just
to take Emacs and Quack out of the equation for now).
C:\Documents and
The Web site at the URL you name still claims that the Quack
available for download is from "2009-10-14" - a year old.
Is there some reason the new version you mention is not
available for download?
Thanks much!
- Scott
On 10/14/2010 1:39 AM, Neil Van Dyke wrote:
I think probably you need to
Couldn't find docs on this syntax form using regular
docs search.
Many thanks in advance. -Scott
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Is there any way to integrate DrScheme with SVN, I suppose
in some manner similar to Emacs or via some other type of
interface?
Many thanks.
- Scott
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