On May 17, 2011, at 14:59, Mark H Weaver wrote:
But the question I was after was, even if we want to use the full
range of the values, do we need the entire set to be representable *in
immediate form*? I doubt the very largest and smallest values are
used often, so making just those values
hi guys!
I got a problem when I using sxml-match.
Let me describe it more briefly:
Begin=
(sxml-match
cl
[(http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom:content
(@ (type ,tv)) ,cv)
...do something...
[,otherwise #f])
Sorry, there's a typo caused huge misunderstand in IRC.
Let me fix my letter:
Begin=
(sxml-match
cl
[(http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom:content
(@ (type ,tv)) ,cv)
...do something...
[,otherwise #f])
===End==
Hi guilers,
Just a note to say that we found a solution to nalaginrut's problem on IRC.
(lambda (mypattern)
;; Instead of testing the head of the pattern in the sxml-match, I
;; have moved it out to here.
(let* ((new-tag (if (equal? mypattern (car cl))
'success
Hi guilers,
Just a note to say that we found a solution to nalaginrut's problem on IRC.
(lambda (mypattern)
;; Instead of testing the head of the pattern in the sxml-match, I
;; have moved it out to here.
(let* ((new-tag (if (equal? mypattern (car cl))
