I currently have a section of code that is loading a remote XML (RSS2
or Atom) and then loads all articles. Since we are talking about HTML
inside XML here there is no way for the xml library to realize this,
and there should be no reason for it either.
In any case because of this I find myself
On Sun, Oct 19, 2008 at 12:04:12PM +0200, Alexander Burger wrote:
Trying (trace 'pipe) in the server
Ah, this does not work. Only normal functions (that evaluate all their
arguments) can be traced. 'trace' is not intelligent enough to know how
built-in functions evaluate their arguments.
Hi Tomas,
'pipe' worked fine except when run in a server which returned NIL.
This would indeed be a bug in the PicoLisp kernel. Do you think you can
construct a simple, stand-alone example that demonstrates this effect?
Cheers,
- Alex
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Hi Tomas,
the file lib/xml.l has different permissions that other files in
picolisp-2.3.4 and the permissions changed with the new version.
Oops, sorry! Must have to do with the fact that I originally received
that file by mail from you ;-)
Fixed from now on.
Cheers,
- Alex
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I'm trying to output a nested list to text, see the (trace 'pipe)
output I copy pasted.
Why do you think there might be a bug in the kernel? Obviously
everything is working fine when we work in a non server context and as
far as I know the http server is not a part of the kernel?
Note also that
Hi Alex,
'pipe' worked fine except when run in a server which returned NIL.
This would indeed be a bug in the PicoLisp kernel. Do you think you can
construct a simple, stand-alone example that demonstrates this effect?
the following script shows the bug:
#!bin/picolisp lib.l
(load
