a Hackett logo would logically be a combination of the Haskell and Racket logos… but a lambda combined with a lambda is still just a lambda :/
I guess it could use the lambda/>>= hybrid that Haskell’s logo has
Can you make a lambda out of two smaller lambdas?
@greg: ISTR you having a random generator for docs for fake (but plausible) syntax-zoo functions, but I can’t find it. Is it still around?
I don’t seem to have it handy. I pasterack-ed it but that’s scrolled off by now. I think it’s on an old laptop drive. I didn’t dignify it by making it a repo :stuck_out_tongue:
That’s a bummer.
@lexi.lambda I use a guy who does them for $100. I can monitor it, get your feedback, and have it made for you. I can front the money if you’re seriously interested, and you can send it back to me when you’re satisfied with the design. Let me know.
it’s fine, haha, I think it’s a little premature to be worrying about that right now.
Right. Here’s one he did for me. Second.
How do I save a pict to a file? Preferably an SVG or a PDF, but without cropping the figure.
@leafac (send (pict->bitmap sp) save-file png-name 'png)))) works pretty well. sp is the pict
I’m guessing you figured it out though, as it’s been nearly 3 hours.
but… oh, you were looking for svg or a PDF….
Still no luck with a scalable image format. But thanks anyway :slightly_smiling_face:
so, i’ve been looking a bit
slideshow can do to pdf, and what I’ve found is that there’s a svg-dc% and a ps-dc%
so.
it’ll probably work to then use (draw-pict yourpict svgdc ...)
but, i’m not sure if it’ll end up being scalable on the svgdc or not.
Hmmm, I’ll check this out. Thank you.
@leafac ^^^
@zenspider thanks for that detailed example!