Ah. Yes, that makes more sense. Thanks.
On Sat, Dec 9, 2017 at 3:32 PM, Robby Findler
wrote:
> One hopefully helpful piece of information is that _all_ values in Racket
> are structs. So this predicate is telling you that this kind of value is
> revealing its inherent "structness" to you or not
One hopefully helpful piece of information is that _all_ values in Racket
are structs. So this predicate is telling you that this kind of value is
revealing its inherent "structness" to you or not.
In this case, the struct isn't transparent so it isn't revealing it. (Just
like cons pairs don't rev
(struct fruit (name color))
-> (struct? (fruit 'apple 'red))
#f
This surprised me. I'm trying to wrap my head around the docs for
struct? and struct-info? and not having a lot of success. Is there a
way to simply say "is this a struct of some sort?"
Context:
I'm playing around with structs th
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