sjaniska
2020-8-5 10:29:39

hmm…i see only ‘general’ channel :confused:


testvarakumar
2020-8-5 10:33:09

@testvarakumar has joined the channel


spdegabrielle
2020-8-5 11:25:09

does anyone else get this is it just me?


laurent.orseau
2020-8-5 11:25:19

7.8?


laurent.orseau
2020-8-5 11:25:31

check your prefs.rktd file


laurent.orseau
2020-8-5 11:26:37

or restart DrRacket


yilin.wei10
2020-8-5 12:49:48

Tried eww, but it requires JS unfortunately. Maybe I’ll dig in the internals to see if I can get a emacs renderable output.


spdegabrielle
2020-8-5 13:11:13

removed org.racket-lang.prefs.rktd seemed to fix it. Edited some colour prefs (background colour transparency)


george.privon
2020-8-5 13:28:38

Have you pressed the "+" next to “channels”? it should show a list of channels that you can join


ricardo
2020-8-5 13:38:11

@ricardo has joined the channel


mskoh52
2020-8-5 13:59:22

do you find racket-mode better than geiser?


soegaard2
2020-8-5 14:14:05

Yes.


soegaard2
2020-8-5 14:15:36

Have you seen the videos from Greg’s presentation of racket-mode from RacketCon?




mskoh52
2020-8-5 14:58:29

Will check it out, thanks


soegaard2
2020-8-5 14:59:01

Watch the second one first.


leif
2020-8-5 16:14:29

@mflatt I think you might have broken the -singleInstance flag when switching to CS for the default build.


leif
2020-8-5 16:15:07

Or at least DrRacket is opening a new instance every time I open a new file from my OS.


mflatt
2020-8-5 16:35:48

Yes, I can see how that could go wrong. Linux?


leif
2020-8-5 16:49:27

Yup, linux.


leif
2020-8-5 16:49:31

Using the provided .desktop file.


leif
2020-8-5 16:50:05

Albeit with this exec command: Exec=/home/leif/racket/racket/bin/drracket -singleInstance %F


mflatt
2020-8-6 00:08:43

I’ve pushed a repair.


sorawee
2020-8-6 01:06:17

jestarray
2020-8-6 05:44:29

will the end performance of racket CS be as fast as sbcl?


cawright.99
2020-8-6 06:02:51

I just got bitten by this:



cawright.99
2020-8-6 06:07:49

the black brackets mean the enclosed forms are optional, and not at all meaning what, for example, this might mean:


cawright.99
2020-8-6 06:08:00

(let [(x 1) (y 2)] (+ x y))


cawright.99
2020-8-6 06:08:29

It is really a good idea to have that distinction marked by the difference in COLOR of the brackets?


laurent.orseau
2020-8-6 06:46:24

It’s not optimal maybe, but there aren’t too many things to learn about how to read the docs’ grammar. Once you get the hang of it, it’s very clear to read and precise.