anmolagarwal4453
2021-5-31 09:31:47

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anmolagarwal4453
2021-5-31 10:00:59

Hi, I started learning Racket today. The documentation (and other online sources) mentions STEPPER (shows an image of the STEPPER in version 6.2) but I am unable to find the relevant button/option in version 8.1 . Can someone point me to it ?


soegaard2
2021-5-31 11:12:01

Hi Anmol The stepper works for programs written in the first teaching languages. It does’t work for a #lang racket program. In DrRacket you can change the language in the Language menu. Try the HtDP Beginner-language first.


anmolagarwal4453
2021-5-31 11:13:58

Changing the language worked, thank you very much !!


spdegabrielle
2021-5-31 16:38:57

Thank you @chansey97 @kellysmith12.21 I haven’t seen Engine before ! https://docs.racket-lang.org/reference/engine.html\|https://docs.racket-lang.org/reference/engine.html


soegaard2
2021-5-31 16:40:49

raoul.schorer
2021-5-31 22:06:32

I’ve got a prompt that corresponds to (abort #f) forms that are in a cond, such as: (prompt (function)) (define (function) (cond [condition1 (abort #f)] [condition2 (abort #f)] [else (dothatthing)])) my problem is that those abort don’t seem to bring me back to my prompt, although I have only this single prompt in my program. condition1 and condition2 are verfied to be #t as expected. Can you help me, please?


raoul.schorer
2021-5-31 22:11:16

To be clear, I expect the result of this program to be #f


spdegabrielle
2021-6-1 00:08:09

Yes -thank you. Makes me think of watchdog timers for microcontrollers