Hello,
I added an 'mtime' slot to the 'library' record in the
"scheme/psyntax.library-manager.ss". Next, made sure to populate that
slot in 'install-library' So I can do:
(define (stale-libraries)
(filter
(lambda (library)
(let ((file-name (library-source-file-name library)))
(and file-name
(> (file-mtime file-name)
(library-mtime library)))))
(installed-libraries)))
In a repl, let's say I load a library:
> (import (abc))
Nothing's stale right now:
> (stale-libraries)
()
But if I edit the file:
> (stale-libraries)
(#<library (abc)>)
>
OK, so with that I can cook up a "refresh-stale" utility. The idea is to
enable a workflow whereby I edit various libraries and issue a single
command to refresh them all in the repl, as opposed to "eval-last-sexp"
on each item.
I know about 'uninstall-library'. What about a way to import a library
into the repl programatically? At the very least I can cook up an Emacs
utility to send the an import form cooked accordingly.
Ed
