Ah, I see. Now that I know that, I can duplicate the problem more
easily: just having Plot's "draw.rkt" open in another tab gives me a
link error. As soon as I close that tab, DrRacket uses the .zo files
compiled by raco setup, and plotting works again.
Another workaround (besides closing a ta
Yes: as an experiment we decided to treat files that are open differently
than other files for the purposes of recompiling them.
Looks like that's probably a bad design decision. But it may just be a bug
too, since I thought it was re-compiling more, not less, when you have the
file open.
Robby
Try this:
- open the menu "Language" in DrRacket
- choose the menu item "Choose language..."
- click the button "Show details"
- remove the tick in "Populate 'compiled' directories (for faster loading)
/Jens Axel
2014/1/4 Neil Toronto :
> I do this:
>
> * In DrRacket, open "pkgs/plot-p
I do this:
* In DrRacket, open "pkgs/plot-pkgs/plot-lib/plot/private/common/draw.rkt"
* Make a small change, save
* At the command line, "racket/bin/raco setup --no-docs -l plot"
* Run a test file in another tab in DrRacket that has (require plot)
I wait a long time (I think it's recompi
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