With the setup you've put into that patch, this file demonstrates the
problem at the next lower layer. The first call to
xref-binding->definition-tag returns #f, but it should return
something similar to the second one, I believe.
#lang racket/base
(require setup/xref scribble/xref)
(define xref (
Also, would any Boston people be willing to host out-of-town students?
On Sun, Jun 26, 2011 at 12:36 PM, John Clements
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Are there any group-ish plans for RacketCon lodging? A campsite, say... :)
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>> I'll try to make a small example collection.
Ok, I've narrowed the bug down. It's something with the use of
`defform*'. Attached is a patch that creates a `ts' collection. If
you apply it, and then do the following:
% raco setup ts
% cd collects/ts
% racket test-docs-complete.rkt
ts/scheme
Robby Findler wrote at 06/26/2011 08:06 AM:
I suspect we should fix this at least for appearances
Yes, I think it's first and foremost an etiquette issue.
but do you think that that really helps avoid spam?
Keeping email addresses off of Web pages does still help, IME. I
believe that the
I suspect we should fix this at least for appearances same, but do you
think that that really helps avoid spam? I tried to keep my
@cs.uchicago.edu email address "secret" for a while, but then I gave
up and it didn't seem to matter. What ended up working for me was
using gmail to read my email.
Ro
The bug reporting system is not spam-protecting email addresses provided
by bug report submitters.
It is putting submitters' email addresses unprotected on public Web
pages, including with "mailto:"; links.
This is a great way to make users not only flee your platform, but track
you down per
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