The reason for it using racket/base's #%module-begin is the same reasoning for
how racket/base's #%app is inserted in a #lang racket module (and more
crucially, inserted by macros defined in that module, no matter where the macro
is used)
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At Sun, 9 Sep 2018 18:52:57 -0700 (PDT), Jack Firth wrote:
> If I make a symbol with `gensym` (or do anything else that creates a new
> value that's not `eq?` to any other value) in some module, what are the
> absolute upper limits on my ability to use that symbol within the module
> without
You are, as always, brilliant. Thanks, Matt, that fixed it.
On Tue, Sep 11, 2018 at 9:04 PM, Matthew Flatt wrote:
> At Tue, 11 Sep 2018 20:35:46 -0400, David Storrs wrote:
> > If I get a new version of libsqlite3 and put it in some per-user
> directory,
> > how can I tell the Racket db module
Hi Paulo,
Some of your problems come from working with filesystem paths, instead
of module paths. That's a problem because the deployment filesystem
isn't necessarily anything like the build filesystem, and you have to
do work to manage the difference. The simplest solution is to write
things in
Hi,
I am trying to create racket distribution for my application, except I
am tripping on my first few steps - that of generating the binary.
First, the architecture of the application. There is a driver program
that is configured with a backend at run-time (although one can argue
this should be
Hi!
I like DrRacket very much, because it's hassle-free.
I like fast startup times, that's why I disabled all tools in the
preferences, because at the moment I don't use them.
Further more, it's easier for me to map "Complete Word" to the tabulator
key. I do not use the emacs keybindings.
I have
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