I agree that it's allowed but it would an optional warning would be very nice.
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Just a comment that Nürnberg has an excellent Octoberfest that they
call the Nürnberger Volksfest. You would be well advised to pick that
week though my German is so bad I'm having trouble finding this year's
dates. It'll be in September. I vote for that week. :-)
Jim,
What went wrong with the 'uuid-ossp' egg? It does require the libuuid
library be installed locally. libuuid is part of this (from MacPorts):
fluffy506% port info ossp-uuid
ossp-uuid @1.6.2 (devel)
Variants: universal
Description: ISO-C API and CLI for generating
The readline egg does not install on OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) due to a
mismatch between the readline library that ships with the base OS X
system (under /usr) and what the egg's expecting. I suspect, but have
not verified, that OS X is shipping a much older version of readline.
Fortunately, the
Happy holidays,
cluck.el is a shameless clone of Quack 0.37. Neil Van Dyke deserves all
of the credit for the overall look-and-feel, in particular the spiffy
PLT-style fontification and especially the pretty lambda. Changes:
* removed configuration for multiple schemes
* removed
Peter Bex peter@xs4all.nl writes:
The TOC is supposed to be hyperlinked to the sections automatically.
I don't see the point of making links out of the section headers.
Also, links to what? It looks like now you are making section headers
link to themselves or something weird like that.
A brief description of the purpose of your extension
This egg provides an interface to the Yelp developer API
(http://www.yelp.com/developers/documentation). Yelp is a social
database of customer reviews of restaurants and businesses. It also
provides generalized lookup by phone number,
Derrell Piper d...@electric-loft.org writes:
Just noticed another thing. I thought it would be clever to make
hyperlinks out of some of my section headers and it works for the header
itself but messes up the overall [[toc::]] generation:
6. API
1. Authorization and Introspection
2. API
Peter Bex peter@xs4all.nl writes:
I've written huge slabs of text to document big pieces of previously
undocumented code not written by me (sxml-transforms and ssax, notably).
Who says users can't become subject matter experts on the subject of
their favorite eggs?
Oh sure, I didn't mean
Jim Ursetto zbignie...@gmail.com writes:
Normally when creating a new page I edit the file directly with emacs
in an SVN checkout of the wiki, occasionally copy/pasting to preview
it in an edit box. The plugin Sven mentions would automate the copy
and paste part. When finished I usually
felix winkelmann bunny...@gmail.com writes:
A somewhat more constructive response: there should be a single documentation
format. I personally would prefer wiki pages, but eggdoc is prefered by some
extension-authors. One approach would be to include the .html in the egg,
but that needs to be
felix winkelmann bunny...@gmail.com writes:
A somewhat more constructive response: there should be a single documentation
format. I personally would prefer wiki pages, but eggdoc is prefered by some
extension-authors. One approach would be to include the .html in the egg,
but that needs to be
If I click the History link on the wiki home page right now I see this:
16382 mario, Mon, 09 Nov 2009 11:16:57 -0200: Info about the bugtracking...
16296 felix, Tue, 27 Oct 2009 08:33:38 -0200: added development and link...
15673 sjamaan, Mon, 31 Aug 2009 16:24:35 -0300: Link to supported
How does one become a registered wiki user?
What exactly does subscribing to a page do and moreover, how do I manage
pages that I've subscribed to? Do I get notified forever? What if I
change my mind? Do I need to fill this in on every update or does it
remember it between updates?
wiki home
Derrell Piper d...@electric-loft.org writes:
If I click the History link on the wiki home page right now I see this:
16382 mario, Mon, 09 Nov 2009 11:16:57 -0200: Info about the bugtracking...
16296 felix, Tue, 27 Oct 2009 08:33:38 -0200: added development and link...
15673 sjamaan, Mon, 31
felix winkelmann bunny...@gmail.com writes:
If an egg wants to install documentation, then the documentation
property can be used in install-extension, but that is the only
place where chicken-install does anything documentation-wise.
So (doc-from-wiki) in the .meta does what, exactly?
Mario Domenech Goulart mario.goul...@gmail.com writes:
wiki home page, click on 'Users'. There's no 'P' section to edit and
clicking on the top-most edit doesn't give me the entire page. So how
do I add a P section?
It works for me here. Are you sure you clicked the right edit link?
Dumb wiki question...
On the egg tutorial page, the link to the first example ('stream-ext') goes to
a blank wiki page. So I thought I'd fix that. I click, 'edit' and change
[[stream-ext]] to, say, [[mailbox]], and then click, 'preview' and the two
links in the preview show up as:
I'm working on a new egg but I don't quite understand the documentation
process. Assuming I want to go with (doc-from-wiki), where do I go in the wiki
to actually create the page? And should I do that before or after I get an svn
directory set up?
I'm also not sure I completely understand
Mario,
It's under $PREFIX/share/chicken/doc/html, where PREFIX is the path you
provided to `make' when building chicken.
Okay, all I see in there is the base Chicken documentation. No eggs.
And if not, what's the point? But regardless, I assume you don't want
me to check in any html if
Hi,
The wiki and the manual both talk about ,step and a (singlestep...) form but
these don't seem to be present in the 4.2.13 bits I'm building out of git. Is
there a new and improved way to step through code?
Thanks,
Derrell
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Seems like you already have a substantial broken egg problem with
Chicken 4 already. You sure you want to break yet more eggs? Do you
have the ability to fix all the eggs? If so I think you should
consider that as part of this re-org. I also dislike 'Utils'; that's
awfully generic.
, at 12:16 PM, Derrell Piper wrote:
Seems like you already have a substantial broken egg problem with
Chicken 4 already. You sure you want to break yet more eggs? Do
you have the ability to fix all the eggs? If so I think you should
consider that as part of this re-org. I also dislike
Yes, building with ARCH=x86-64 works.
On Aug 29, 2009, at 10:32 PM, Jim Ursetto wrote:
OK, we will have to deal with this then. In the meantime, can you
confirm that building with ARCH=x86-64 fixes the problem as well?
On Sat, Aug 29, 2009 at 11:05 PM, Derrell Piperd...@electric-
loft.org
Ah. I was using 3.4.0 but I started off with the trunk. Doesn't seem
to matter.
What I'm trying to do is compile the C from within an XCode project.
The target is the iPhone Simulator for now. I take it I just need to
make sure C_EMBEDDED is defined when the resulting .c is compiled?
It appears that the native Xcode 3.2 build tools are now 64-bit on
10.6 and config-arch.sh isn't smart enough to distinguish the 64-
bitness. As a result, it assembles the 32-bit apply-hack and then
fails to construct libchicken.a because there's a mix of 32-bit and 64-
bit .o's.
To get a
-embedded doesn't seem to actually suppress the creation of main()
though it doesn't seem to matter in most cases. However in another
context, and under 3.4.0, I'm getting a duplicate main() ld error that
is resolved by deleting the 'C_main_entry_point' declaration from the
It seems to matter how I invoke the compiler. I could definitely use
some enlightenment here...
fluffy% csc -e -k e.scm c.c
fluffy% cp e.c e.c.1
fluffy% csc -k e.scm c.c
ld: duplicate symbol _main in c.o and e.o
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
*** Shell command terminated with exit status
I botched the folllow up, what I meant to show was this:
fluffy% csc -e -t -k e.scm
fluffy% cp e.c e.c.1
fluffy% csc -t -k e.scm
fluffy% diff e.c e.c.1
3c3
2009-08-28 10:37
---
2009-08-28 10:36
There doesn't seem to be any difference in the resulting c.
objc egg's blowing up under 10.5. Is there a fix?
fluffy% chicken-setup -l
chicken-wrap
Version: 1.92
easyffi
Version: 1.92 (Release 200802130216)
readline
To answer my own question, it helps if you install libffi first...
Derrell
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