> On Nov 8, 2017, at 12:42, Robby Findler wrote:
>
> How about "env X=Y racket -l- drracket file-to-open-in-drracket.rkt” ?
+1
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> I wonder whether a submodule is a better approach here. DrRacket
> implicitly runs a `test` submodule, while `racket` doesn't, and you
> could add more submodules to the list in DrRacket. But that approach
> doesn't work if the conditional adjustment goes in a library, instead
> of the mai
> On Nov 8, 2017, at 7:33 PM, Stuart Hungerford
> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> A newbie question about idiomatic Racket code:
>
> Suppose I wanted to create several numeric modules that all had their own
> interpretation of what addition means. If each of them uses a (provide ... +
> ...) form, the
Hi,
A newbie question about idiomatic Racket code:
Suppose I wanted to create several numeric modules that all had their own
interpretation of what addition means. If each of them uses a (provide ...
+ ...) form, the various "+" exports are going to collide in client modules
that (require ..
Hey Guys,
i am relatively new to racket and i would like to use racket in my terminal.
That works out pretty well for me except one issue:
One of my functions (a recursive one that gives me the euler's number)
gives the wrong output, but only when startet in the commandline. When I
use it in dr
How about "env X=Y racket -l- drracket file-to-open-in-drracket.rkt" ?
Robby
On Wed, Nov 8, 2017 at 2:18 PM, Matthew Butterick wrote:
>>> In this case I was trying to configure a web servlet to run in differently
>>> when launched from DrRacket (in terms of its port and servlet-path) to
>>> be
>> In this case I was trying to configure a web servlet to run in differently
>> when launched from DrRacket (in terms of its port and servlet-path) to
>> better
>> approximate Apache / htaccess conditions that exist on the live web server.
>
> I wonder whether a submodule is a better approach
> Maybe DrRacket should let you configure environment variables for a
program in the same way that it lets you provide command-line
arguments
Yes. Please.
Although just like command line arguments I could see this being a
thing I want to change on a per-program basis, so I guess that's a
point ag
At Wed, 8 Nov 2017 10:55:13 -0800, Matthew Butterick wrote:
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> > On Nov 8, 2017, at 9:17 AM, Matthew Flatt wrote:
> >
> > DrRacket tries not to interfere with programs in a detectable way.
>
> Hmm ... so if DrRacket adopts a different set of environment variables from
> command-line `racket`
> Hmm ... so if DrRacket adopts a different set of environment variables from
> command-line `racket` —...
It actually doesn't. This is just because you are opening it with
macos's application framework...thingy
On the other hand, if you run drracket directly from the command line
(by runnin
> On Nov 8, 2017, at 9:17 AM, Matthew Flatt wrote:
>
> DrRacket tries not to interfere with programs in a detectable way.
Hmm ... so if DrRacket adopts a different set of environment variables from
command-line `racket` — which I assume is the correct and just policy — isn't
that naturally go
At Wed, 8 Nov 2017 08:31:13 -0800, Matthew Butterick wrote:
> 2) Is there an environment variable that I can use to test if a
> program is running in DrRacket? For instance, the "XPC_SERVICE_NAME"
> variable has the value "org.racket-lang.DrRacket.39428". Though AFAIK
> that is a Mac OS specific va
> On Nov 8, 2017, at 8:31 AM, Matthew Butterick wrote:
>
> The `(current-environment-variables)` visible in command-line `racket` seem
> to be exactly what I see when I just do `env` in the shell. Makes sense.
>
> But the `(current-environment-variables)` in DrRacket differ quite a bit:
> som
The `(current-environment-variables)` visible in command-line `racket` seem to
be exactly what I see when I just do `env` in the shell. Makes sense.
But the `(current-environment-variables)` in DrRacket differ quite a bit: some
are the same, some different, some missing, some new.
1) Where does
Thanks for the video!
So far, though, I'm not seeing the same thing. On my various Linux
installations and on a fresh Linux Mint 18.2 installation, I get the
expected gray background.
Can you think of any configuration in your installation that I should
try to imitate?
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