At Thu, 23 Mar 2006 02:12:47 -0600,
Alex Shinn wrote:
> I'm not exactly sure what (uses) does, but I don't think you want this
> line. If you want these features you should just use
That's how we always did it when we were kids! I wasn't sure how
chicken had changed. But I changed it as per your suggestion. (Same
problem, though - I don't think the problem is with the utf-8 egg.)
> (require-extension srfi-1 srfi-13 regex)
>
> Note that utf8 already provides Unicode-aware regex functions.
Thanks!
> Also, srfi-13 won't do the right thing with utf8 strings, it'll treat
> them as byte strings. If you're using utf8, you probably want
I only use the srfi-13 operations on strings which have had their
non-ascii characters stripped; but I might change it as per your
suggetion to make it less confusing for any possible future
maintainers of my code.
> (require-extension syntax-case tinyclos utf8 utf8-srfi-13)
> (import utf8)
> (import utf8-srfi-13)
>
> which works fine for me.
I still get:
Error: unbound variable: clean
Call history:
##sys#require
##sys#require
make-method
add-method <--
clean is a method I have defined differentlly for numbers, characters
and strings. Works fine when I'm not requiring syntax-case.
AML,
Sunnan
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