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03:06 eli: gf3: The thing is that it has a different reader, so you can't really use it with s-expressions.
03:06 eli: You might be able to get what you want by (make-module-evaluator "#lang scribble/text\nyour code in a string")
03:07 eli: But just requiring scribble/text is not working because the module itself is intended to be used as a library.
03:08 eli: (Having `#lang scribble/text' not use `scribble/text' as a base module directly is a little weird, but there are a few such things around.)
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08:22 blippy: I need a quick help
08:23 blippy: (require srfi/48)
08:23 blippy: module: identifier already imported from a different source
08:23 blippy: "format" clashes
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08:24 blippy: Using v 5.1.1
08:25 blippy: What is the workaround?
08:30 DT``: blippy, (rename-in srfi/48 (format some-other-name))
08:31 DT``: or (except-out racket/base format)
08:31 blippy: OK. Thanx :)
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09:01 blippy: Racket is quite a lot of fun, actually.
09:03 blippy: Liking the way I can create distributable executables.
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09:55 gf3: eli: okay, thanks, I'll give it a shot
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10:04 dsp_: hi folks
10:04 dsp_: how does one disable JIT in DrRacket?
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10:06 dsp_: ah, found it. (eval-jit-enabled #f)
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10:10 jonrafkind: or pass -j
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10:14 racket: [racket/master] fix `enter!' to set module source name - Matthew Flatt
10:14 racket: [racket/master] fix `get-module-path' and associated exception - Matthew Flatt
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12:55 ohwow: Hello, what's difference between (provide <structure>) and  (provide (struct-out <structure>))?
12:55 ohwow: http://fpaste.org/n780/
13:04 jonrafkind: i think (struct-out ) provides all the bindings you get from a struct
13:04 jonrafkind: the struct name itself is just the constructor
13:04 jonrafkind: but struct-out gives you struct? and all the accessor/mutators
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13:04 ohwow: oh
13:04 ohwow: true, i forgot to try those
13:05 ohwow: thanks
13:05 ohwow: you are absolutely right
13:06 tolgagoren: hi, i am confused about something in the docs, is this the place to ask for help?
13:06 jonrafkind: sure
13:06 tolgagoren: great :)
13:06 tolgagoren: so I am just starting to use Typed racket
13:06 tolgagoren: and I can't figure out how to coerce an exact-positive-integer to a fixnum
13:07 tolgagoren: a positive fixnum to be precise
13:07 tolgagoren: i tried using min with an appropriate number
13:07 tolgagoren: to make sure it couldn't actually exceed fixnum
13:08 tolgagoren: but the typing system didn't notice
13:10 jonrafkind: good question, im not sure. stamourv samth ?
13:12 tolgagoren: hmm ok here's something that got it through the typing system
13:12 tolgagoren: I required racket/fixnum and used fxmin
13:12 tolgagoren: instead of just min
13:13 jonrafkind: oh nice
13:13 tolgagoren: I don't know if I just fooled the typesystem or if that's inded safer
13:13 jonrafkind: so just (fxmin x)?
13:13 jonrafkind: supposedly there is no way to break the type system
13:13 jonrafkind: so if it worked then i guess its safe
13:13 tolgagoren: hmm ok in fact even this worked : (fxmax 1 x)
13:13 tolgagoren: where you can replace x with my calculation
13:14 tolgagoren: so I can do it without a min
13:14 tolgagoren: which is weird
13:14 tolgagoren: but maybe just using fxmax automatically checks or coerces
13:14 tolgagoren: let's try some values, hang on
13:14 jonrafkind: yea probably it will throw a runtime error (through a contract)
13:15 tolgagoren: well that's fine
13:15 tolgagoren: it can't possibly exceed fixnum
13:15 tolgagoren: and I'm the only one coding here
13:16 tolgagoren: so let's say problem solved :)
13:16 tolgagoren: thanks!
13:20 tolgagoren: hmm I also wanted to mention, maybe this is the right place
13:20 tolgagoren: the typed racket guide doesn't give any examples of defining a function with two arguments
13:21 tolgagoren: so to calculate the distance between two points would be (: distance (pt pt -> Positive-Fixnum))
13:21 tolgagoren: but it only gives examples with one argument so I had to try (: distance ((pt pt) -> Positive-Fixnum)) and other stupid stuff
13:22 tolgagoren: probably the formal definition in the reference says it but I'm not smart enough to read that yet
13:22 tolgagoren: *shrug*
13:30 jonrafkind: good point, ill make sure that gets fixed
13:32 tolgagoren: :)
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15:08 bugQ: DrRacket doesn't indent for/fold correctly
15:09 bugQ: AFAICS this is because indentation is pigeonholed into only 3 types
15:09 bugQ: seems like so much more could be done
15:31 jonrafkind: which 3 types is that
15:32 rapacity: begin define lambda kind of indentation
15:33 bugQ: what rap said
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15:33 jonrafkind: for/fold seems ok to me, what do you think is wrong about it?
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16:00 bugQ: jonrafkind: try putting both the accumulators and the iterators on their own lines
16:01 jonrafkind: oh yea i see
16:01 bugQ: *iterand
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18:12 racket: [racket/master] Undoes the 'produces -> return' part of commit c31d352f, keeping the 'changes -> mutates' change and the assorted bug fixes it contained. - Guillaume Marceau
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21:19 tzhuang: how do i load a teachpack from REPL
21:19 tzhuang: im trying to load draw.ss
21:19 tzhuang: (require "draw.ss") gives default-load-handler: cannot open input file: "/home/tzhuang/world.rkt" (No such file or directory; errno=2)
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22:08 racket: [racket/master] fix "block cache" layer to handle allocation failure - Matthew Flatt
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23:55 hakkum: hey guys, i'm working through htdp using emacs and quack...
23:55 hakkum: however when I use the htdp-beginner language, hitting C-x C-e and/or C-c C-e says cannot define in interactions menu. is there a way to use emacs/quack while in htdp-beginner?