Good morning--
Or good afternoon if you're in one of those other time zones.
I have observed the following undesired behavior:
1. Take a Markdown fragment containing a link, e.g.:
This fragment contains a link to [Chicken Scheme](http://call-cc.org).
2. Convert w/ markdown-sxml:
((p This
Matt Gushee scripsit:
2. Convert w/ markdown-sxml:
((p This (#\space) fragment
(a (@ (href (http://call-cc.org/;))) Chicken (#\space) Scheme) .))
Well, evidently this is a bug in markdown-sxml, since the above is not
well-formed SXML. Not only is the URL incorrectly being wrapped in
Hi,
2. Convert w/ markdown-sxml:
((p This (#\space) fragment
(a (@ (href (http://call-cc.org/;))) Chicken (#\space) Scheme) .))
Well, evidently this is a bug in markdown-sxml, since the above is not
well-formed SXML. Not only is the URL incorrectly being wrapped in a
list, but the
Andy Bennett scripsit:
Unfortunately some of the SXML tooling is OK with something that isn't
an element name appearing in the car of a list and some of it isn't.
Be conservative in what you do, liberal in what you accept from others.
Any routine that purports to generate SXML should do just
Hi, John etc.--
On Fri, Oct 11, 2013 at 7:58 AM, John Cowan co...@mercury.ccil.org wrote:
2. Convert w/ markdown-sxml:
((p This (#\space) fragment
(a (@ (href (http://call-cc.org/;))) Chicken (#\space) Scheme) .))
Well, evidently this is a bug in markdown-sxml, since the above is not
Hi Matt,
Matt Gushee m...@gushee.net writes:
I have observed the following undesired behavior:
[...]
Any solutions for this?
I'm sorry that I didn't get around to changing Lowdown so that it
produces SXML conformant with the spec, yet. In the meantime you can use
this code to clean it up I
That seems to work. Thank you very much!
On Fri, Oct 11, 2013 at 4:07 PM, Moritz Heidkamp
mor...@twoticketsplease.de wrote:
Hi Matt,
Matt Gushee m...@gushee.net writes:
I have observed the following undesired behavior:
[...]
Any solutions for this?
I'm sorry that I didn't get around to
Hi all!
I've become a little frustrated with using Python for various one-off
scripts and automations. Is it common to use Chicken for such tasks? If so,
what are some useful libraries to poke at?
Cheers,
Danny Gratzer
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Hi, Danny--
Interesting question. I don't know that I have the expertise to give
you a whole lot of advice, but this is something I have been
interested in, and I also come from a Python background.
My short answer is that I don't feel that Chicken Scheme is a great
tool for this kind of thing,
Hi Danny,
SCSH was made for just this, and Peter has ported much of it to
CHICKEN -- have a look at the scsh-process egg:
http://wiki.call-cc.org/eggref/4/scsh-process
Evan
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