Major update:
- put-function is much faster, by triggering check-syntax as early as
possible and avoiding its re-computation.
- More warnings and error reporting (in particular regarding mutated
variables).
- Added more information at the top of the script file, in particular some
caveats.
Please
Awesome - keep them coming.
You should feature one in each Racket-News!
Stephen
On Thu, 7 May 2020 at 10:33, Laurent wrote:
> Have you ever wanted to extract a block of code out of its context and
> wrap it in a function?
>
> Have you ever *not* done it because of the cognitive load(*) of figu
that is really cool! thanks for sharing!
On Thu, 7 May 2020 at 10:33, Laurent wrote:
> Have you ever wanted to extract a block of code out of its context and
> wrap it in a function?
>
> Have you ever *not* done it because of the cognitive load(*) of figuring
> out the function arguments and the
Nice!! Yay for laziness.
On Thu, May 7, 2020 at 11:33 AM Laurent wrote:
> Have you ever wanted to extract a block of code out of its context and
> wrap it in a function?
>
> Have you ever *not* done it because of the cognitive load(*) of figuring
> out the function arguments and the return value
Have you ever wanted to extract a block of code out of its context and wrap
it in a function?
Have you ever *not* done it because of the cognitive load(*) of figuring
out the function arguments and the return values?
Well, now it's as easy as Ctrl-Shift-X and Ctrl-Shift-Y. Using
check-syntax, the
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