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Greetings,
Cleverson
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Hi, OK, I'll look for the console API, or installing Linux/BSD on a
virtual machine, or even go experiment with racket/gui, since it's just
a little project mostly for fun. :)
Greetings
Cleverson
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Hello, I'd like a library to detect any key press on a terminal (from
single characters to key combinations), so I can perform diverse actions
when one is pressed. I tried the charterm package, but it seems not
compatible with the Windows standard console, since it reports it cannot
find
Hello all,
I am blind and can confirm that unfortunately DRRacket isn't accessible
on Windows. This is due to its interface being written in GTK. I haven't
yet tried it on Linux, but it should be accessible on that platform,
because GTK is accessible on Linux but not on Windows.
Speaking of
Thank you John, seems good; I'll check it more carefully later.
Greetings
Cleverson
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Hello, I need playing/stopping a given audio file (may be wav, ogg,
etc.), checking whether the sound is still playing, and stop it/start a
new sound upon a key press. Is there support for it, prefferably using
the OS native resources? In case there are only bindings to external
libs, what's
Hello, just as an update: When I run an rkt text file through
racket.exe, the problem is solved. Running code interactively inside the
racket console still doesn't work, but in any case, running rkt files is
fair enough for me. The code that works for me is:
(current-output-port
Hi, it seems my system is worse than yours was... :-) From the console
output:
> (current-output-port (reencode-output-port (current-output-port)
"ibm850"))
> (display "á")
reencode-output-port: error decoding output to stream: #
Changing the console encoding doesn't help at all.
Thanks
Hello all,
I'm new to Racket and would like to know what is the trick to make
accented characters display correctly at the Windows command prompt. For
example, when I write at the Racket prompt:
> "número"
then it returns:
"n´┐¢mero"
Any accented character I enter, such as á, õ, etc., is
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