Hi everyone,
I'm writing a macro-generating macro where the generated macro uses
`syntax-parse`, and I can't figure out how to work with attributes using
the dot syntax where the base identifier is generated by the outer macro.
For example, consider the following macro:
(define-syntax
I've been hacking on a way to make *simpler* slideshow presentations, which
I'll actually present briefly at Racketcon next month. The idea is to take
something plaintext and turn it into slides, so you don't have to be a pict
master. I am trying to work in how to include slides that are Picts,
You might take a look on AirBnB. I'm staying at a place that's much closer
than the main hotel, and also about 1/6 the price.
On Sat, Sep 16, 2017 at 11:58 AM, Leif Andersen
wrote:
> Okay thanks.
>
> For future reference, that is actually a very long distance for many
>
Okay thanks.
For future reference, that is actually a very long distance for many
people in wheelchairs.
Do you know if there are any hotels closer to the conference venue?
~Leif Andersen
On Mon, Sep 11, 2017 at 8:53 PM, Vincent St-Amour
wrote:
> Google maps
In that case, it probably makes sense for you to use scribble to
replace the LaTeX part of your workflow from the past. Specifically,
if you've got a pict, you can just drop it into anywhere you would
have put text in a scribble document and the right thing will happen.
So hopefully this'll
Hello!
Racket language is deeply rooted in academia and used wildly in
education, so, I hope, it's reasonable that Racketeers are often
preparing slide-show presentations...
In order to take an advantage of Racket's ecosystem I'd like to use it for such
purpose and slide-show package is natural
Hi, Jaroslaw
Something you could try/investigate is scaling per app on Windows. It seems
that last Windows releases allow something along those lines. I cannot verify
it, though:
http://news.kynosarges.org/2017/04/16/dpi-settings-in-windows-10-creators-update/
Another workaround that some
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