> Here's a listing of all eggs with
>
> - egg name
> - description
> - license
> - latest egg version number for Chicken 5
> - latest egg version number for Chicken 4
> - link to egg documentation (wiki) and git repo for both versions
> - color indicator saying whether each version is up to date
Here's a listing of all eggs with
- egg name
- description
- license
- latest egg version number for Chicken 5
- latest egg version number for Chicken 4
- link to egg documentation (wiki) and git repo for both versions
- color indicator saying whether each version is up to date or not
Hi Paul,
Evan Hanson wrote one: https://git.foldling.org/schematic/
I don't use source code formatters though, Emacs does the indentation
parts far better than anything else, leaving strategic placement of line
breaks to the programmer.
Vasilij
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The problem with pretty printer is that it is not designed for source:
it does not keep comments and blank lines.
+1
Scheme reader that preserves them:
- https://github.com/weinholt/laesare
Work-in-progress formatters:
- https://github.com/paines/scmfmt (uses Chicken pretty printer)
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The problem with pretty printer is that it is not designed for source:
it does not keep comments and blank lines.
It would be cool if someone cared to write an actual scheme source formater.
I did not find any such tool in any implementation I know.
On Mon, Jan 11, 2021 at 2:55 PM wrote:
> I
I don't know of any dedicated source code formatter for Scheme. Piping
expressions through Chicken's pretty printer[1] can be (ab)used for
this, though. (Credit goes to kooda for showing me this trick)
[1] https://wiki.call-cc.org/man/5/Module%20(chicken%20pretty-print)
On 1/11/21 5:36 AM,
