RE: [racket-users] optional hyphen in scibble

You might be thinking of `?-` provided by `scribble/base`. At Sun, 2 Oct 2016 21:52:05 +0200, "Jos Koot" wrote: > Thanks for your quick reply. > It is not the same as I have seen before, but I'll look into it. > IIRC the optional hyphen I am looking for, was documented in a scribble doc. >

RE: [racket-users] optional hyphen in scibble

Thanks for your quick reply. It is not the same as I have seen before, but I'll look into it. IIRC the optional hyphen I am looking for, was documented in a scribble doc. Nevertheless your suggestion may very well solve my problem. Thanks again, Jos _ From: Ben Greenman

Re: [racket-users] optional hyphen in scibble

Maybe: https://pkgn.racket-lang.org/package/hyphenate On Sun, Oct 2, 2016 at 3:30 PM, Jos Koot wrote: > Hi to all of this nice list, > > IIRC I have seen a tool to put optional hyphens in running text in order > to allow scribble to break words at the end of a line. > >

[racket-users] optional hyphen in scibble

Hi to all of this nice list, IIRC I have seen a tool to put optional hyphens in running text in order to allow scribble to break words at the end of a line. However, I no longer can't find it (I know, I am a bad browser) A pointer to the related docs will be appreciated very much. Thanks, Jos

Re: [racket-users] Re: Strange Error (Take 2)

Hi Matthew, > You can get the same error as DrRacket by using `raco make` before > `racket` on the command line. So it does! Thanks for the info/advice! And Scott, sorry for temporarily hijacking your thread. Cheers, Alex -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the

Re: [racket-users] Re: Strange Error (Take 2)

Hi Alex, I think you're seeing that DrRacket compiles `require`d modules to bytecode automatically, while plain `racket` on the command line doesn't. You can get the same error as DrRacket by using `raco make` before `racket` on the command line. Matthew At Sun, 2 Oct 2016 05:58:31 -0700

Re: [racket-users] Scribble: how to use #:tag-prefix and have @elemref work within the Table Of Contents?

Thanks a lot for the fixes, Matthew! The workaround was not too much of a problem to set up in the end (the elemref were generated by a macro in my case, so I just had to use make-link-element + the global variable instead of elemref). I'll probably get rid of it once a new version with your

[racket-users] Re: Strange Error (Take 2)

Hey Matthew, I was having a look in to Scott's issue as well, and while I know (as a Racket beginner) I didn't have much chance of figuring out his problem, I thought I'd take a look anyway, just for fun... Something I noticed while poking around is this error only seems to be appear when

Re: [racket-users] Strange Error (Take 2)

Hi Scott, I didn't realize that you had deleted the old post, so I responded to it after all. I'm happy to update that reply in this thread. I think that you're seeing a bug in the current expander's marshaling of information for a compiled module. In your original program, the problem affects