Hi all,
I'm new to the excellent Geiser mode and wondered if the use of #lang in
Racket files has been enabled yet? All I could find was this -
http://lists.nongnu.org/archive/html/geiser-users/2011-10/msg3.html
The Geiser documentation says that #lang is supported, or at least it
alludes to
On Thu, Oct 03 2013, Granville Barnett wrote:
The Geiser documentation says that #lang is supported, or at least it
alludes to such in the documentation. However, when I try eval a
buffer with #lang in I get '#lang not enabled in the current context.'
I am using geiser-eval-buffer.
Yes,
Here's a code I'm having trouble with when sent into Geiser repl:
#lang racket
(define-syntax-rule (run-command body)
(begin
body))
(define-syntax-rule (command shell-version body)
(begin
(printf ~a\n shell-version)
(run-command body)))
(command echo 'hello'
Hi. I'm just copy-pasting from the letter I wrote to the Racket list.
Just a bunch of reverse-string solutions. Try running test-reverse-string.rkt
in you Geiser repl if you want to replicate.
Mostly a question to Jay McCarthy but I suppose could be interesting to
others. Was going over
Does that mean Geiser shouldn't be trusted?
Geiser does various things to the runtime so we can program Racket
interactively.
Unfortunately performance in one area that suffers.
