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09:05 askhader: What cli editors do you folks use for editting racket?
09:09 spoofy: emacs
09:11 askhader: spoofy: Is there an emacs plugin for racket syntax highlighting?
09:13 spoofy: slime-mode
09:13 spoofy: Not exactly for racket, but works well for me.
09:14 askhader: Hmm, looks fair enough.
09:14 askhader: I'm a bit hesitent to move to emacs- seems like a lot to learn.
09:14 askhader: I've been vi for so long
09:17 spoofy: yep, emacs is sophisticated in some point of view, but you usually don't need to know all of its features
09:17 spoofy: also, it have good manual
09:17 spoofy: (sorry for my English)
09:17 askhader: no problem =]
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09:41 askhader: spoofy: For your lisp-path do you use /path/to/racket  ? or the racket compiler?
10:19 bremner: askhader: I heard also of geiser for racket support, although I haven't used it much
10:19 bremner: askhader: (geiser is another emacs mode)
10:20 askhader: I just added .rkt to the list of schemes in vim =]
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18:32 _schulte_: can anyone recommend a web-server serve/* method which will allow me to redefine functions interactively at the repl and have the results propigate through to the browser?
18:34 samth: _schulte_, I don't think that's possible
18:35 samth: in general, you can't redefine functions defined in modules at the repl
18:36 _schulte_: samth: so I wouldn't want to re-define functions provided by, but rather my own functions defining pages and control
18:37 _schulte_: this was possible when using a simple web-server built through an online racket tutorial
18:37 samth: which tutorial?
18:38 _schulte_: http://docs.racket-lang.org/more/index.html
18:38 _schulte_: which was great BTW
18:39 samth: if your function is defined at the repl, you can redefine it ther
18:39 samth: e
18:40 samth: but if you have the whole program in a module (which that tutorial does) then you can't change those functions
18:40 _schulte_: samth: that's what I thought, but web serving pages using web-server/servlet-env I was either unable to regain control of the repl while serving, or my redefinitions didn't seem to propigate
18:40 samth: you could have a variable and use `set!' to change its behavior
18:40 _schulte_: samth: ok, I'll try that, thanks
18:40 samth: or you could use a hash table, as section 8 does in the tutorial
18:42 _schulte_: great, I'll try the second approach, thanks for the help
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21:24 chandler: Huh, racket seems to be mispackaged in Arch Linux. When I try to run mzscheme, I get "read failed to read all 23 bytes from file /usr/bin/mzscheme", followed by "Aborted".
21:37 askhader: I wouldn't put it pas them.
21:41 jonrafkind: i couldnt even get arch to install
21:55 jonrafkind: http://www.vuvuzela-time.co.uk/www.racket-lang.org
21:55 jonrafkind: :)
21:57 chandler: I tried it on http://twitter.com/TheVuvuzelaHorn, but it resisted being framed.
22:01 chandler: http://www.vuvuzela-time.co.uk/en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php%3Ftitle=Vuvuzela%2526oldid=368031961