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02:03 Sizur: jay-mccarthy: thank you for the explanation :)
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11:45 clklein: Is there a way to turn a syntax object into a string in such a way that the string using the syntax object's source locations to insert newlines and whitespace?
11:45 jay-mccarthy: There is a way
11:45 jay-mccarthy: I don't think there is a function already written that is in the tree
11:45 clklein: that's what I meant to ask :)
11:46 jay-mccarthy: I know :)
11:46 jonrafkind: is that for scribble?
11:46 jay-mccarthy: Scribble does something similar
11:46 jay-mccarthy: but it just detects indentation
11:47 jay-mccarthy: I doubt the Scribble code would be reusable
11:47 jonrafkind: there is a still a bug in the docs where source locations are messed up when you generate scribble code using a macro
11:47 jonrafkind: but maybe thats unrelated to the problem at hand
11:48 jay-mccarthy: even if the macro correctly preserves the srcloc?
11:49 jonrafkind: i think the issue was it tried to get rid of the srcloc but coulnd't
11:50 jonrafkind: so it ended up with a huge whitespace between the original use and some macro generated code
11:50 jonrafkind: well maybe the issue is the macro generated code didnt have a location near the original syntax
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11:58 samth: scribble and slideshow/code both do this, in different ways
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14:04 jay-mccarthy: sstrickl: ping
14:04 jay-mccarthy: sstrickl: i just got that machine. it doesn't boot though. does it have a hard drive/os?
14:06 sstrickl: It... should.  Interesting.
14:06 sstrickl: Is it just giving you the hard drive ? on booting?
14:07 sstrickl: Maybe a cable got jostled loose during transit or something... try opening it up and seeing if there's a drive in it.
14:07 sstrickl: I was sure there was :/
14:07 sstrickl: because that used to be my machine back in the day, before I got the mini.
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14:07 sstrickl: And I don't think anyone's touched it since.
14:07 jay-mccarthy: okay.
14:07 jay-mccarthy: i'll open it up and check it out
14:07 jay-mccarthy: can you email me the login info?
14:08 jay-mccarthy: is it normally really loud?
14:08 jay-mccarthy: it just sounded like it would take off
14:08 sstrickl: Unfortunately G5s are known as wind tunnels for that reason.
14:08 jay-mccarthy: :)
14:08 sstrickl: I would prefer not to email you the login info, but if you get to the point where you need to get in, then give me a call at 770.843-1986
14:08 sstrickl: and I will give it to you that way
14:11 jay-mccarthy: okay.
14:12 jay-mccarthy: someone just got it to display a different screen
14:12 jay-mccarthy: it ran os x right?
14:12 jay-mccarthy: (what we're seeing looks so 9-y)
14:13 jay-mccarthy: i guess its the firmware
14:19 sstrickl: if you're in the open firmware, then yes, that would look kinda 9-y
14:19 sstrickl: use the forth, jay
14:21 samth: :)
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22:50 chandler: Who here was working on Debian packaging for Racket?
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