Is there a way - when handling an exception - to get/print the stack trace?

Yes.

I need to look it up though.

It’s easiest to pass the exception to the (error-display-handler). You can also get the stack trace to print yourself with continuation-mark-set->context.

… after getting the marks with exn-continuation-marks

@mflatt Nice blog post btw.

Thanks!

@mflatt thank you, this was what i needed

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23132621

Yes that is a very Hacker News comment thread. :smile: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23136662

Most of Hacker News is the Monty Python “I want to have an argument” sketch. So that is a helpful life-hack, if you’re busy, just watch that sketch instead. :slightly_smiling_face:

More true than I like to admit.

Is “more true” grammatical correct, btw.

Well. Let’s discuss that. In a winding thread, where we wander off-topic, contradict ourselves, and shift our complaints in the face of evidence that we are wrong. :slightly_smiling_face:

“more true” is blah blah category theory blah blah Elon Musk blah blah 10X programmer….

Now you point out how your side-project startup proved this false 10 years ago…

And so on. :slightly_smiling_face:

Oh boy - can’t wait to hear your opinion on Facebook :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:.

Where should I file racket/cs bugs? just in racket/racket/issues or is there another repo just for cs?

same place

btw, Magic Racket is awesome!

Can anyone recommend a package for 3d games in Racket? I would like to be able to import Blender files or another standard 3d format if possible.