Is it possible to make a filter just based on some of the keywords in these emails?
Welcome back from holidays everyone, can I have some :+1: reactions if there is interest in resuming a monthly racket virtual meetup?
On that note, if there are any racketeers around Edinburgh I would at some point be keen to do in-person meetups
(should that become considered reasonably safe at some point soon at least)
you should also ask this on other racket, scheme, lisp and other language fora; I’ve started working on a list https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1WxnA2NYmj33w7TVA4QWwMQUaqh3lQzhE8MN6QSheyCQ/edit?usp=sharing
that is sensible to increase catchment
I think the universities cs depts too. I’m sure there are some CS/language design people at Glasgow, and that is not too far away.
there are also quite a few at edinburgh uni
(to which i have no affiliation)
I can send out an internal mail to the edin informatics mailing list
thank you. Please put on racket-user email list and submit to Racket News ; there is a special section dedicated to Meetups
The Syntax Parse Bee is now over for 2021.
Thank you to the participants!!!
We received 22 entries from 15 individuals:
https://github.com/syntax-objects/Summer2021/issues
The final results of these submissions cover a wide range. Some are macros that you could use in any Racket project. Others are syntax classes. Still others are more like starter code for a new DSL.
The code inside these submissions is very informative. Whether you’re new to macros or a seasoned syntax parser, there is a lot to learn from.
- Ben + Stephen
How does scribble generate the index page of the documentation? I see some code like (seclink #:doc doc-mod-path), which seems to point to ordinary cross-reference resolution. But tags inside individual packages are rendered as relative URLs, not absolute URLs as in the doc index. I am not sure why they are different.
A little more context: I see that there are two index pages, one is in the installation scope ($RACKET/doc/index.html) and one is in the user scope ($HOME/.local/share/racket/$VERSION/doc/index.html). I’m having trouble with the user-scope one.
The user-scope search is configured via “pkgs/racket-index/scribblings/main/user/info.rkt”, which specifies a 'user-doc style. I think that causes “pkgs/racket-index/setup/scribble.rkt” to configure rendering to generate absolute references instead of relative ones.
See make-renderer in “pkgs/racket-index/setup/scribble.rkt”.
Nice! Thanks for the pointer to 'user-doc. I totally missed it