I just wanted to chime in and say I share Philip's preference.
I think programming is hard enough without multiple sources of truth.
p.s. Replacing expensive startup items with a no-op is a good idea. Or
sometimes, keep the "real-op" but postpone using one of:
- `delay/sync` and `force` from
While Jay and Sam have tried to answer the question you actually asked, my
advice would be to approach this differently. When I am developing web
server things interactively, I put them in the DrRacket definitions window
and run the program with the "Run" button. You can then poke at the running
It looks like Sam's suggestion of racket-reloadable is exactly what I
need, but I will play with this as well. Thanks!
Jay McCarthy writes:
> You'd have to build it yourself, by doing a `set!` in the REPL to
> inject the new function in.
> On Wed, Oct 3, 2018 at 8:10 AM Cam wrote:
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>> I
You will probably be interested in the `reloadable` package:
https://github.com/tonyg/racket-reloadable/
Sam
On Wed, Oct 3, 2018 at 8:10 AM Cam wrote:
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> I am playing around with the built-in webserver functionality with
> `servlet/serve' and am wondering if there is a way to automatically
>
You'd have to build it yourself, by doing a `set!` in the REPL to
inject the new function in.
On Wed, Oct 3, 2018 at 8:10 AM Cam wrote:
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>
> I am playing around with the built-in webserver functionality with
> `servlet/serve' and am wondering if there is a way to automatically
> "reload" the
I am playing around with the built-in webserver functionality with
`servlet/serve' and am wondering if there is a way to automatically
"reload" the servlet, for lack of better terminology, when I am playing
in the REPL. In other words, if I do something like this in the REPL:
(define
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