Hi to all,
margin-note of scribble no longer puts the notes in the right hand margin.
I prefer the older layout with the margin-notes at the right hand side of
the text proper.
This may be a problem for margin-notes consisting of much text.
However, I think a margin notes should always be very
This is fine advice.
If you wanted to prepare just a little bit more, you might run raco
pkg update --clone drracket (and then respond yes to the prompt).
This would, in the directory you're in, create a drracket sub
directory and a few others that contain the source code of DrRacket,
linked to
On Wed, 27 May 2015 08:34:11 -0700 (PDT), N N
nawar.noo...@gmail.com wrote:
I've been trying to set up Racket for evaluation purposes and due to being on
CentOS with no root privileges, I've chosen the Racket minimal distribution.
I was able to compile it from source and run it and wanted to
Matthew Butterick is the expert on this, but in the meantime here's
some info I hope is mostly correct.
The margin-note is responsive, to use the latest Web 2.0 (or
whatever verison we're up to now) jargon. If the page is wide enough,
it will still appear to the right. (Try resizing the browser
I am sorry, I've not explained well my intents.
My actual situation is like this:
I have a main.rkt file which require the most of all other modules, and it is
the entry point of the application, it provide access to almost all procedures
contained in the required modules.
Modules are abundant
If the issue you're facing is mutual dependencies between modules, then using
units[1] is one possible solution.
Units are first-class modules that allow cyclic linking, and would avoid the
need to use include. In particular using #lang racket/unit [2] may be useful to
convert each the
For what it's worth, I think these are some of the relevant lines:
https://github.com/racket/drracket/blob/21c155c46c58c5d01ff984df27a77c19f4481640/drracket/drracket/private/drracket-normal.rkt#L19
Regarding contribution, this should at least be a good start:
http://blog.racket-lang.org/2012/11/tutorial-contributing-to-racket.html
http://www.greghendershott.com/2013/04/a-guide-for-infrequent-contributors-to-racket.html
However, note that racket has been split into many different packages
On May 28, 2015, at 12:20 PM, Josh Grams wrote:
I asked how to build it from source, but just got pointed to the
snapshot binaries instead of getting a real answer.
That's a serious mistake and I apologize. It shouldn't happen -- Matthias
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You received this message because you are
The web is a terrible thing to be an expert about.
1) Greg is correct that the styling of 'margin-note' was changed to keep it
visible on narrow screens. On wider screens, it moves into the margin.
2) The new styling is implemented as an override of the old styling, which
is still lurking in the
As much as I love vim/gvim and configured it to do anything I want, I can not
code anymore without DrRacket. Something I miss is the ability to open a file
(in an existing istance) in a tab at specific line number (bonus points if also
column). Tried searching around with no success...
Any
As a followup to my last thread regarding my generic collections library, I
have now created a package that uses it to define an entirely new data
structure. I've implemented Clojure's 32-way bitmapped tries to create a
persistent vector implementation. If you're interested in trying it out,
Folks,
I am trying to place a string on a dc-path% with text-outline.
-
#lang racket
(require pict racket/draw)
(define f (make-object font% 30 'default))
(dc
(λ (d dx dy)
(define p (new dc-path%))
(define old-brush (send
Do you mean opening the file from a menu within DrRacket or from the outside,
like from the command line?
Hi Laurent, thanks for your answer. Yes, I mean from the command line (more
specifically I need it to be launched as a system command, which is almost the
same). I am on Linux but I
Hi Lux,
Do you mean opening the file from a menu within DrRacket or from the
outside, like from the command line?
On Thu, May 28, 2015 at 8:40 AM, Lux glsdes...@gmail.com wrote:
As much as I love vim/gvim and configured it to do anything I want, I can
not code anymore without DrRacket.
Ok. Some elements of answer:
- DrRacket can be started with the option -singleInstance to make sure
that an existing window is reused to open new files. This option must be
used each time the `drracket` executable is called, so it's better to
simply make an alias. This also requires libunique to
I see it is possible to do now, but require some not negligible amount of work,
at least at this time for me... Thanks for the informations.
I will continue to search for an hack on background, nonetheless...
I will let you all know if I find something.
Ok. Some elements of answer:
- DrRacket
On May 28, 2015, at 3:40 AM, Lux glsdes...@gmail.com wrote:
I can not code anymore without DrRacket.
+1
I know DrRacket has some downsides, but I sure wish many more people would see
the light, use it, and help identify and better yet fix the problems.
Thanks for the vote of confidence
Racket module system is very efficient, but it wont be more efficient in the
particular situation of dozens (and counting...) of highly interdependent
modules, every one containing a big number of functions to just include all in
a single namespace?
I can think of various shortcomings (like
OFF-TOPIC: I feel like I can do anything, because of this I can not thank you
and all others for your work enough. Just to let you know my feelings and
appreciation.
+1
I know DrRacket has some downsides, but I sure wish many more people would
see the light, use it, and help identify and
On 2015-05-28 09:59AM, Matthias Felleisen wrote:
I know DrRacket has some downsides, but I sure wish many more people
would see the light, use it, and help identify and better yet fix the
problems.
I was interested in that, but couldn't figure out how to build it.
I had found a couple of things
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