Hi,
I have had, at last, the pleasure to play with spiffy to creaet a
simple web front-end. As I said, it has been a pleasure, mostly, but
there are some warts:
* generate-directory-listing: the computation of the parent directory
is broken: (string-intersperse (butlast foo)) intersperses
On Sat, Dec 09, 2006 at 08:22:56PM +0200, Dan Muresan wrote:
Hi,
I have had, at last, the pleasure to play with spiffy to creaet a
simple web front-end. As I said, it has been a pleasure, mostly, but
there are some warts:
Let me add one observation to that:
It probably would be nicer to
Oh yeah, now I remember: handlers (defined with http:add-resource or
the spiffy helper macro) don't receive POST attributes in the the
second argument (the args in (lambda (req args)).
The built-in http:content-parser 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded
parses POSTs just fine. But read-request
More remarks:
* even with debug: #f, spiffy still logs 404's to stdout (or stderror
-- not sure). This wouldn't be too bad, but for some other reason, it
prevents the process from running in the background: whenever an
output action is attempted, the shell tells me the job has been
stopped.
I've had it with XEmacs, since by default it doesn't even indent my C
code properly. I'm not about to chase around its stupid configuration
magic invocations anymore. Plus, I'm totally sick of it crashing 20% of
the time I do a Find, and I'm not interested in becoming a bug tester /
reporter
Have you tried the regular Emacs MinGW port? I have not used Emacs
under Windows in a very long time, but I know that there is a package
for Emacs in the mingwPORT system.
-Ivan
Brandon J. Van Every [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've had it with XEmacs, since by default it doesn't even
I'm trying to install chicken-2.5 on windows in MSYS.
I tried using cmakeSetup to make MSYS makefiles, and then I compiled them
from within MSYS by typing make and make install. I had it install
to /bin within msys. For some reason, the binaries don't seem to read any
command-line arguments.
Matthew David Parker wrote:
I'm trying to install chicken-2.5 on windows in MSYS.
I tried using cmakeSetup to make MSYS makefiles, and then I compiled them
from within MSYS by typing make and make install. I had it install
to /bin within msys. For some reason, the binaries don't seem to read
Hi,
I had stream-cgi working before (not exactly sure what changed, maybe
a new chicken version?), but now just trying to (use) it does this:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~ $ csi
___| |_) |
| __ \ | __| | / _ \ __ \
| | | | | ( __/ | |
\|_| |_|_|\___|_|\_\\___|_| _|
From: Brandon J. Van Every [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Chicken-users] any Windows Emacs haters here?
To: chicken-users@nongnu.org
I've had it with XEmacs, since by default it doesn't even indent my C
code properly. I'm not about to chase around its stupid configuration
magic invocations
Reed Sheridan wrote:
Modifying the internals of some other IDE to avoid configuring your
.emacs isn't going to save you any grief. Quite the opposite. You
could probably figure out how to get Emacs to indent your code the way
you want in a day, at worst.
But that's what's ridiculous about
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