On 1/21/2019 11:52 PM, Anthony Carrico wrote:
On 1/18/19 6:36 PM, George Neuner wrote:
> Historically, many computer language designers were mathematicians, and
> they deliberately sought to distinguish "computer" functions from
> "mathematical" functions.
>
> It has yet to work completely -
On 1/18/19 6:36 PM, George Neuner wrote:
> Historically, many computer language designers were mathematicians, and
> they deliberately sought to distinguish "computer" functions from
> "mathematical" functions.
>
> It has yet to work completely - witness the legions of newbies every
> year who
Hi all,
I have too much code for a "minimal working example."
Every time I run a distributed places program, I get different results.
Sadly, it's complex, and I'm confident there are multiple places I could be
missing something. This is all running on a 256-core machine, and my
distributed
> Documentation: http://docs.racket-lang.org/forms/index.html
> Source code: https://github.com/Bogdanp/racket-forms
Bogdan,
That looks really cool! I'll have to make use of it in a future project
;)
Thanks for sharing!
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netraken wrote on 1/21/19 2:51 PM:
(define (enum-var-dim n v)
(if ( = n 2)
(cons (fst (cantor-enum v)) (snd (cantor-enum v)))
(cons (fst (cantor-enum v))(enum-var-dim (sub1 n) (snd
(cantor-enum v))
This is looking nicely Rackety. :)
Running
(enum-var-dim n value)
outputs
On 20/01/2019 15:33, Neil Van Dyke wrote:
[lot of helpful information]
OK, it works now. I could finally strip it down to
(define (enum-var-dim n v)
(if ( = n 2)
(cons (fst (cantor-enum v)) (snd (cantor-enum v)))
(cons (fst (cantor-enum v))(enum-var-dim (sub1 n) (snd
(cantor-enum
Hey all,
I needed a web form validation library last week and web-server-lib's
formlets don't, afaict, provide any facilities for collecting and
displaying validation errors to the end user so I made "forms" to
scratch that particular itch. I hope it proves useful to some of you!
>
> Does anyone know good way to search for Racket #lang languages in packages
> and github? (GitHub advanced search is dire)
>
Maybe this helps you: https://searchcode.com/?q=%23lang=143
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