You actually don't even need string-append here. The following should
also work:
(capture (docker inspect ,str))
Best wishes,
-utz
(capture ,(string-append "docker inspect " str)))
doesn't work because of the same reason that you expressed.
You would get "quasiquote not found" from the shell.
Yes, it does, and no, you don't get "quasiquote not found" from this.
Hi Brandon,
'capture' and its friends 'run' and 'run*' are macros that treat their
arguments differently from what you would expect from a regular procedure.
Looking at the documentation of '(run COMMAND ...)', you will find that
COMMAND is also implicitly quasiquoted so subexpressions may
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,
Argh! Had only tested with salmonella, which, strangely enough, didn't
trigger the issue. Anyway, should be fixed now. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Cheers,
-utz
On 11/14/20 5:47 PM, Mario Domenech Goulart wrote:
Hi Utz,
On Sat, 14 Nov 2020 13:04:32 +0100 ipc...@arcor.de wrote:
Think my
Hi all,
Think my little auto-documentation tool has matured enough for an
official egg release. Wrote it mainly to generate API documentation for
my Bintracker project (https://bintracker.org/documentation/index.html),
but maybe some of you will find it useful, too.
I've released the source code for Bintracker, a powerful, hackable
"chiptune audio workstation" written in Chicken Scheme.
The project is work-in-progress, and is currently in an early alpha
stage. Basic features work and the editor is usable, though not
necessarily useful ;) I'm
Hello everyone,
I've released the source code for Bintracker, a powerful, hackable
"chiptune audio workstation" written in Chicken Scheme.
The project is work-in-progress, and is currently in an early alpha
stage. Basic features work and the editor is usable, though not
necessarily useful
Fantastic, just what I need for my current project. Thanks for your work!
On 4/21/20 4:33 AM, John Croisant wrote:
Hello everyone,
I have published a new egg, macaw. It provides efficient color types,
math operations, and color space conversion. It is primarily meant for
computer graphics,
Your import.so should be named "hello.import.so". Doing `(import NAME)`
will pull in NAME.import.so automatically. (You don't need to `,l
hello.so`, btw)
In your example, when you run `(import test)`, the interpreter does not
find a local test.so, and so goes looking for it in
Hello all,
I've published a new version of scm2wiki, my CHICKEN auto-doc tool, at
https://github.com/utz82/scm2wiki
It's actually becoming quite a useful little tool. It now detects and
transforms variable definitions, procedure definitions, various record
definition styles, and coops
Hi Cleverson,
You could use the allegro egg as an alternative to sdl. It comes with
with audio support and a full set of keyboard/mouse event handlers, and
is available in Chicken 5.
Cheers,
-utz
On 10/30/19 1:55 PM, Cleverson Casarin Uliana wrote:
Hi Kristian,
For now, I'm willing to try
Hey, do you use helm by any chance? Then this might be related:
https://gitlab.com/jaor/geiser/issues/271
Also if you haven't done so already, try running emacs with only the
necessary packages enabled.
On 8/3/19 4:47 PM, EfraimVagner via Chicken-users wrote:
1. You only ever get
If you like, pastebin your init.el somewhere, then I'll check if I can
spot any glaring errors.
Other than that, I'm afraid I cannot help you. Maybe better ask the
geiser folks.
On 8/3/19 4:47 PM, EfraimVagner via Chicken-users wrote:
1. You only ever get auto-completion for the things you
Hi,
Geiser+company should work fine (though it can be very slow with a busy
namespace), so I assume something isn't correct in your setup. A couple
of things to check/note:
1) You only ever get auto-completion for the things you have
loaded/imported in the geiser repl.
2) Is company mode
Yes, running chicken-belt with -b will run make spotless. Which I assume
is required to build bootstrap CHICKEN, but in this case also appears to
break it.
On the bright side: Building from tarball as suggested works. So...
Operating system: Gentoo 2.6
Hardware platform: x86_64
C Compiler:
Hi,
I failed to build 5.1.0rc1.
log:
http://paste.call-cc.org/paste?id=049edb2b007bd9a1859362a6e99818a282aa5201
I know I forgot to set the LINKER flag, but setting it doesn't change
anything. Likewise, using GCC doesn't work either, neither does building
without chicken-belt.
OS: Gentoo
Ok, you've convinced me ;)
Github repo is updated with history and old releases, so all cases
should be covered now. I've also included the html documentation, as
suggested by Vasilij.
Best wishes,
-Heinz
On 2/26/19 3:59 PM, John Cowan wrote: >> From my viewpoint, it's not so much about
Hello John,
I considered doing this, but decided it would be a good idea to start
with a clean slate. Wasn't 100% sure though, that's why I explicitly
mentioned it.
If the general opinion is that history from SVN should be preserved,
then I'll do that of course. So what do you folks think?
Hello Vasilij,
Good point, I'll add the documentation to the repo.
Regarding using the parens syntax for imports, that's good to know as
well. I'm generally a fan of avoiding syntactic sugar that uses symbol
characters, but I thought the dotted syntax was kind of neat.
There are some
Hello,
As promised, I've ported the pstk egg to Chicken 5, and would like to
take over as maintainer.
https://github.com/utz82/pstk
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/utz82/pstk/master/pstk.release-info
License has been reverted to BSD 2-clause, as the main source actually
never was in the
That did the trick, I now have a working user installation of both
4.13.0 and 5.0.0. Thanks a lot for your help, Alexander.
chicken-belt is up and running, too. Yay!
On 2/24/19 4:45 PM, Alexander Shendi (Web.DE) wrote:
Hi Heinz,
AFAIK, this should work. Try extracting the tarball again and
Hi Alexander,
Well spotted, I was indeed missing the #\S. However, after
make ... confclean && make ... clean
running make again still fails with the same error as before.
Best wishes,
-Heinz
On 2/24/19 2:48 PM, Alexander Shendi (Web.DE) wrote:
Dear Heinz,
It maybe just a typo, but I
Hello,
I would like to transition from my current system-wide installation of
Chicken 4.13.0 to a coop of different Chickens installed in ~/chickens,
managed by chicken-belt. Namely, I want to have 4.13.0, 5.0.0, and a
cross-chicken for MinGW (most likely based on 5.0.0) available.
Steps
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