Hi John,
On Wed, 13 Feb 2019 19:46:34 -0600 John Croisant wrote:
> sdl2 v0.3.0, sdl2-image v0.2.0, and sdl2-ttf v0.2.0 have been released.
>
> The main changes are compatibility with CHICKEN 5 (as well as CHICKEN
> 4), a more user-friendly installation process, and support for linking
> to
sdl2 v0.3.0, sdl2-image v0.2.0, and sdl2-ttf v0.2.0 have been released.
The main changes are compatibility with CHICKEN 5 (as well as CHICKEN
4), a more user-friendly installation process, and support for linking
to frameworks on macOS. In most cases, the installer should now
automatically detect
Afaik the port was done by Peter Lane, who still maintains the
non-Chicken version of pstk. He doesn't seem to keen on providing
Chicken support nowadays, though. Perhaps a port to Chicken 5 could
actually be based on his r7rs version, though.
Your version is still available on Sourceforge:
I was once the maintainer of pstk. But I can tell you that I haven't
touched it in years, and it fell off of SourceForge in one of their
restructurings, so I have no intention of looking at it again.
Several years ago someone, I don't recall who, forked pstk for Chicken. I
was not involved in the
Thank you Vasilij for the quick and detailed reply. That's pretty much
all I needed to know.
I was definately planning on using ttk widgets so pstk it is.
As I only started coding in Scheme a few months ago I don't feel up to
the task of maintaining the pstk egg at this point either. The code
ICFP 2019 Student Research Competition
Call for Submissions
ICFP invites students to participate in the Student Research
Competition in order to present their research and get feedback from
prominent members of the programming language research
community. Please submit
PACMPL Volume 3, Issue ICFP 2019
Call for Papers
accepted papers to be invited for presentation at
The 24th ACM SIGPLAN International Conference on Functional Programming
Berlin, Germany
Hello Heinz,
I've looked into the state of GUI eggs for some time and even
contributed a few of my own, way before the release of C5.
> I'm planning on using Tk in a project, and was wondering what's the current
> status of Tk support in Chicken. So Chicken 4 has two eggs, pstk and tk. Of
>
Hi,
I'm planning on using Tk in a project, and was wondering what's the
current status of Tk support in Chicken. So Chicken 4 has two eggs, pstk
and tk. Of these, pstk is listed under "Unsupported or redundant".
What's the reason for that? I thought pstk was essentially an enhanced
version
