I'm not completely sure what you want, so the following handles both
unbound identifiers in function position, as well as expressions in
function position that have a value but the value is not a procedure. It
delegates to a macro and a function respectively, that you can play with
separately
Den tor. 13. aug. 2020 kl. 21.55 skrev Kevin Forchione :
> Hi guys,
>
> Pollen makes use of something like this:
>
> (require syntax/parse/define)
>
> (define-simple-macro (#%top . x) 'x)
>
>
> and it comes in handy in some of my projects. But I’m wondering if there’s
> an equivalent for
Hi guys,
Pollen makes use of something like this:
(require syntax/parse/define)
(define-simple-macro (#%top . x) 'x)
and it comes in handy in some of my projects. But I’m wondering if there’s an
equivalent for redirecting an application that hasn’t been defined?
In other words, if foo is
Dear all,
Just imagine, suppose we have two traits `spots-trait` and `stripes-trait`,
they are developed independently.
These two traits depend on a "private" method `helper` respectively.
See following code:
```
(define spots-trait
(trait
(define/public (helper)
(println
Dear Ryan,
No, traits can contain fields, which are mutable, so a trait can manage
> state.
>
Thanks, I tested it.
You are right, traits can manage states.
Right, one trait cannot override another's definitions. One thing you
> could do instead is use `trait-exclude` to remove the definition
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Hi, I've been looking at: https://github.com/epfml/Bi-Sent2Vec. I would
like to use that to filter out a bunch of content(for now majorly
tweets) that I scrape(https://github.com/BonfaceKilz/feedanalyser/). Is
there a library that could help with this? If not, is there a library
that could help
Hi Folks,
I have an interesting project to share. I have built a simple Graphical
Gemini client using Racket. Gemini is a new protocol in the "small
internet" movement, it is easy and fun to implement. You can think of
Gemini as more than Gopher but less than the Web. Learn more about it at:
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