Hi,
I have updated the wiki page for the event at
http://wiki.call-cc.org/event/village-chickens-2023
with some info regarding location and travel. Please
contact me if you have any questions or need assistance.
See you in June!
I've just seen this.
Is it too late to sign up? The wiki
Hi,
I'm not a Chicken programmer yet but I'm interested very much
in this language.
I could see that in the installation of Eggs, a .o object file is created.
So that, I have a question: Is Chicken Scheme able create
shared/dynamic libraries a C/C++ does?
Yes: eggs are also built as .so
Hi,
I've released the source code for Bintracker, a powerful,
hackable "chiptune audio workstation" written in Chicken Scheme.
The project is work-in-progress, and is currently in an early
alpha stage. Basic features work and the editor is usable,
though not necessarily useful ;) I'm
Hi Mario,
test-new-egg is a simple commmand line tool to test new CHICKEN eggs
before they are added to the official repository of eggs. For more
information, see [1].
The new release adds support for CHICKEN 5. See [2] for the release
notes of this version. Note that the same changes apply
Hi Francesco,
I put together a simple interface to Gnuplot, basically popen()
with a couple of procedures to plot lists. The motivation is
mainly to draw exploratory plots from the interpreter. If you
think this may be useful as an egg I'm happy to add wiki
documentation. Comments welcome.
Hi Chickens!
The rest-bind egg for generating wrappers to REST-like HTTP APIS is now
available for CHICKEN 5.
https://api.call-cc.org/5/doc/rest-bind
You should be able to install version 0.6 with `chicken-install rest-bind`.
Thanks to Kooda for the patches!
The CHICKEN 4 version remains
Hi Chickens!
The multipart-form-data egg for reading and decoding HTTP
multipart/form-data requests is now available for CHICKEN 5.
https://api.call-cc.org/5/doc/multipart-form-data
You should be able to install version 0.2 with `chicken-install
multipart-form-data`.
Thanks to David
Hi Chickens!
I'm pleased to announce the first release of my waffle egg!
waffle is a toolkit for building HTML and other XML based pages through
composition of discrete, user definable, widgets. Widgets comprise markup
specified in SXML as well as a set of attributes which are rendered into
Hi Christian!
Thanks so much for organising the Nuremberg Meetup at the weekend.
It was thoroughly enjoyable and great fun to meet everyone again.
Thanks also to everyone who attended for making it such a good couple of
days.
Regards,
@ndy
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Hi Peter!
Thanks for all your work on this!
> A vulnerability called "httpoxy" has been announced, which affects a
> lot of software (server _and_ client) which speaks the HTTP protocol,
> allowing a man in the middle attack to be made on servers. The
> spiffy-cgi-handlers and http-client eggs
Hi,
> And of course, reads of files on the file
> system never block at all
A read from a file can block when the operating system needs to go to
disk for the data. This happens when the buffer empties and it cannot be
refilled before the next read call.
Regards,
@ndy
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On 26/04/16 09:40, Peter Bex wrote:
> On Tue, Apr 26, 2016 at 09:26:55AM +0100, Andy Bennett wrote:
>> Thanks Peter!
>>
>> That is rather confusing: I thought each module imported its own
>> identifiers and had its own namespace.
>
> It does, but the identifiers wh
Hi,
> It's in the "chicken" module, so (import (except chicken string->blob))
> should do the trick. Library is just the unit that defines this module's
> identifiers. Yeah, this is confusing, and weird. Hopefully we'll fix
> this situation with CHICKEN 5, where we'll define the modules more
>
Hi,
>> Here is my minimal test case:
>>
>> -
>> (use message-digest sha2)
>>
>> (define (string->blob string)
>> (abort "no way"))
>>
>> (define digest (initialize-message-digest (sha256-primitive)))
>>
>> (assert (message-digest? digest))
>>
>> (message-digest-update-object digest "x")
>>
Hi,
I've been using the message-digest egg and have happened upon an
unfortunate scenario.
Here is my minimal test case:
-
(use message-digest sha2)
(define (string->blob string)
(abort "no way"))
(define digest (initialize-message-digest (sha256-primitive)))
(assert (message-digest?
Hi,
>> I'm mostly using log2 to work out if numbers are a power of two and find
>> the highest bit that they have set.
>>
>> Is there a more robust way to do that in CHICKEN when using the numbers
>> egg and bignums?
>
> It's probably better to do something like this:
>
> (= (arithmetic-shift 1
Hi,
>> Is it just late on a Friday? Am I crazy?
>
> Floating point numbers are weird enough to drive anyone bat shit:
>
> #;1> (use numbers)
> #;2> (define (log2 n) (/ (log n) (log 2)))
> #;3> (log2 (expt 2 251))
> 251.0
> #;4> (flonum-print-precision 100)
> 15
> #;5> (log2 (expt 2 251))
>
Hi,
In CHICKEN 4.9.0rc1 and 4.10.0 both with numbers 4.6:
-
#;1> (use numbers)
#;2> (define (log2 n) (/ (log n) (log 2)))
#;3> (= (log2 (expt 2 252)) (ceiling (log2 (expt 2 252
#t
#;4> (= (log2 (expt 2 251)) (ceiling (log2 (expt 2 251
#f
#;5> (log2 (expt 2 251))
251.0
#;6> (ceiling
On 01/04/16 15:28, Andy Bennett wrote:
> Hi Peeps!
>
> I'm running CHICKEN 4.9.0rc1 and I'm trying out the memoize egg.
>
> I saw the tail-call-optimized version of the factorial procedure in the
> memoize documentation at http://api.call-cc.org/doc/memoize and I've
> been t
Hi,
>> I'm running CHICKEN 4.9.0rc1 and I'm trying out the memoize egg.
>>
>> I saw the tail-call-optimized version of the factorial procedure in the
>> memoize documentation at http://api.call-cc.org/doc/memoize and I've
>> been trying to modify it so that it memoizes intermediate results such
Hi,
>> Some preconceptions, yes, but I've used enough frameworks such as
>> this to make sure that I keep such preconceptions pretty
>> lightweight, so they're merely a guide as a search for how the
>> system wants to be used. I thus did find vhost-map quickly, but the
>> documentation appeared
Hi,
> Thanks for these clarifications.
>
> On 8 Mar 2016, at 12:40, Peter Bex wrote:
>
>> On Tue, Mar 08, 2016 at 12:02:29PM +, Norman Gray wrote:
>>> It occurred to me that I could/should use the vhost-map to do this
>>> dispatching, using something like
>>>
>>> (vhost-map `((".*" .
Hi Chickens!
Happy New Year!
I hope you're all having a wonderful 2016 already.
I hope this slightly off-topic message finds you well and that you don't
mind me bothering you with it; after all, my hair has been a talking
point at many Chicken meetup and conference! :-)
As some of you know, I
Hi Federico!
> Hello there! I'm Federico, a.k.a gosukiwi.
>
> I'm a wen developer (JS, Ruby, PHP, etc) wanting to learn
> Scheme/Lisp/functional programming. My first lisp dialect is CHICKEN.
Welcome!
> I decided to make a simple project using Scheme so I can get the hang of
> it. I didn't
Hi,
Most modifications were done to chicken.css file, so changes are
immediately applicable to probably 90% of CHICKEN site (exceptions
are
api.call-cc.org [10] and bugs.call-cc.org [11]). To make the page
responsive to narrow screens (i.e. mobiles) we would need to add
one
line of HTML
Hi,
types.db thinks that blob-s8vector/shared returns an u8vector!
-
$ cat /tmp/x.scm
(use srfi-4)
(s8vector-ref (blob-s8vector/shared #${000a}) 0)
$ csc /tmp/x.scm
Warning: at toplevel:
(/tmp/x.scm:2) in procedure call to `s8vector-ref', expected argument
#1 of type `(struct
Hi,
I'm happy to announce the first release of the clucker egg, which
provides access methods to Twitter's public api endpoints.
Great work Nick! :-)
Regards,
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Hi,
Thanks Andy, this warning is indeed incorrect. A patch has been
posted to fix it.
Thanks! :-)
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On Mon, 22 Jun 2015 16:36:52 -0500, Jim Ursetto wrote:
Andy,
What if you convert the string to a blob before passing it in?
Yes! That fixes it. Thanks.
My bad: I'd put read-string in to read the data from the port during
prototyping and then forgotten about it.
Thanks for the tips!
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Hi,
I've been using CHICKEN to speak to HBase via the Stargate REST API.
I've managed to build a binding with the rest-bind egg and it works.
However, it's very slow but it doesn't saturate CPU or IO bandwidth.
I have a benchmark where it requests 124 cells from HBase using the
scanner API.
Hi,
I'm using chicken-4.10rc1.
When I use read-u8vector with #f for the LENGTH argument as specified
in the docs (http://api.call-cc.org/doc/srfi-4/read-u8vector ) the
compiler gives me
-
Warning: in local unknown procedure,
in local unknown procedure,
in toplevel procedure
Hi,
I'm using a parameterized statement to insert binary data into
sql-de-lite (0.6.6) on CHICKEN 4.10rc1.
When I call sql-de-lite's exec procedure I get:
-
Error: (##sys#make-c-string) cannot represent string with NUL bytes as
C string: ��\x00...
...
Call history:
Hi,
The difference is, this one is much better code, which doesn't exercise
the garbage collector, so it isn't much use as a GC benchmark.
Code involving SSQL would be good for a GC benchmark. I recently
reworked the query generation in Knodium to be up-front rather than at
access-time and got
Is this thing on?
I seem to be having trouble posting this.
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Subject: Re: [Chicken-users] headers with nginx + awful
Date: Tue, 24 Mar 2015 22:13:11 +
From: Andy Bennett andy...@ashurst.eu.org
To: Nathaniel Rudavsky-Brody nathan...@studio.cm
Hi,
Given
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Date: Tue, 24 Mar 2015 22:13:11 +
From: Andy Bennett andy...@ashurst.eu.org
To: Nathaniel Rudavsky-Brody nathan...@studio.cm
Hi,
Given that it's happening with Firefox but not with Curl, I'd look
Hi,
Should you still use CHICKEN 3 and chicken-setup reports problems (it
probably will), please contact me, and I can provide a patch to
chicken-setup to use the new location.
Can you install a redirect rule in the web server / .htaccess?
Regards,
@ndy
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Hi,
The nice thing about structuring your application as an egg is that you
get some interesting things for free. For example, cross-compilation
support and the availability of egg-related tools (e.g., salmonella).
Isn't cross-compilation something you only get if you use the setup-api?
Of
Hi,
On windows, then chicken compiler uses the gcc which is found in
PATH. This causes problems when there are multiple mingw
installations on a machine (or multiple gcc bundled with various
software).
Is there a way to tell the chicken compiler which gcc to use? I am
looking for an
Hi everyone,
I've released v0.2 of the OAuth Egg:
http://wiki.call-cc.org/eggref/4/oauth
This release brings support for HMAC-SHA1 signing and a few bug fixes
when using the 1.0a and RFC 5849 modes.
This egg has now been verified with at least the APIs of Dropbox and
Twitter.
Thanks to Nick
Hi,
(define (foo lis) (cdr lis))
Obviously LIS should neither be an empty list nor a list with only one
element.
What is the recommended way to deal with such constraints? Should I
enforce them by writing conditionals at the beginning of the
function[1]? Or is it conventional to just
Hi Sascha,
((sxpath //h1[@class='header']//*/text())
(with-input-from-request
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0497465/;
#f html-sxml))
This isn't a fix for your problem: it's a plug for my egg, rest-bind,
which might be useful to you if you're binding a lot of HTTP APIs like this.
Hi,
I'm not the maintainer for this egg, but welcome to the community! :-)
I hope you enjoy CHICKEN.
Thanks for putting the effort in to make the patch.
:-)
I'm interested in developing with chicken on my mac and I was happy to find
that MacPorts had packaged chicken. I wanted to use Qt so
On 23/11/14 18:38, Florian Zumbiehl wrote:
Hi,
;; close
(lambda ()
(when (startup #t)
(if outbuf
- (begin
- (output outbuf)
- (set! outbuf )))
+ (begin
+ (unbuffered-write outbuf 0 outbufsize)
Hi,
... and now version (4) with the dynamic-wind in the correct place:
-
$ diff -upr v1.6.4-andyjpb-fix-3 v1.6.4-andyjpb-fix-4
Binary files v1.6.4-andyjpb-fix-3/openssl.import.so and
v1.6.4-andyjpb-fix-4/openssl.import.so differ
diff -upr v1.6.4-andyjpb-fix-3/openssl.scm
Hi,
I'd be glad if some of you could test this out and tell me what you
think about it
Can you give some tips for how to test this from a spiffy applications?
I usually just pass in ssl-accept instead of tcp-accept.
[...]
Hello,
actually I have very little experience with spiffy, but
Hi,
Thanks for this Thomas!
I'd be glad if some of you could test this out and tell me what you
think about it :-)
Can you give some tips for how to test this from a spiffy applications?
I usually just pass in ssl-accept instead of tcp-accept.
Regards,
@ndy
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Hi,
IIRC we were waiting for andyjpb and company to fix the breakage introduced
by the buffering patch so we could pull in current upstream and then push
the patches or something ...
Oops... sorry. I can't find the mail relating to the details of the
breakage. Please can someone remind me and
Hi,
Disable scheduling in order to prevent error checking races between threads.
---
Well, I still don't have a clue whether disabling interrupts is actually a
bad idea somehow, but I don't see any easy way to rewrite the code to avoid
preemptive context switches that could screw up the
Hi Thomas!
So I would like to poll for opinions from people on this list concerning
this situation. Do you think the default options in the OpenSSL egg
should be hardened? Do you think more options should be introduced? Is
compatibility with the rest of the internet a concern at all? ;-)
We
Hi,
I remember reading about an egg that, among other things, had a
function that included/loaded a source file depending whether the
code was compiled/interpreted.
I cannot find the name of this egg, does somebody here know it?
Was it the system egg or the autoload egg?
Hi,
Alex Charlton I worked through how to set the process name as
displayed by ps(1).
This might be a useful addition to the posix-extras egg.
-
(define (set-proc-title str)
(receive (c v) (argc+argv)
((foreign-lambda* void ((c-string str) (c-pointer argv))
Hi,
Alex has worked on a version that keeps track of the original argv[0]
length:
-
(define (set-proc-title str)
(print setting proc title to str)
(receive (c v) (argc+argv)
((foreign-lambda* void ((c-string str) (c-pointer argv))
static int
Hi,
I've released version 0.3 of the spiffy-cgi-handlers egg.
spiffy-cgi-handlers adds support to spiffy for CGI and derivatives
(currently only FastCGI).
0.3 reworks the FCGI header parsing to fix spurious line break issues.
For more information see the Egg's wiki page:
Hi everyone,
I've written an egg that can decode multipart/form-data HTTP requests.
I've been using if for about a week on https://www.knodium.com/ . The
functionality is not complete yet but I thought I'd put it out
there in case it's useful to anyone else.
Comments on the API are welcome!
Hi,
is it possible to use a Chicken 3 egg like the the SMTP client in
Chicken 4? I can not find the SMTP client in the version 4 eggs.
hato might be useful for you:
http://code.google.com/r/datenhobel-hato-egg-update/
It's an out-of-tree egg but it works with Chicken 4. You might have to
Hi,
You could use submatch info and check which submatch matched.
This would keep the matching as a single regexp, but you'd then
need a linear scan to see which submatch succeeded.
Thanks Alex!
I'm trying to avoid the linear scan as there are several tens of
thousand entries in the
Hi,
I am trying to use the browscap.org database to do HTTP User Agent
Classification.
This database consists of a (large) number of regexes and data about the
browser should the user agent string match that regex.
What I want to do is compile all the regexes together and be able to add
Hi,
Actually due to the possible presence of nested commands, it should
probably be something more generic, since in the last example:
(bold (smallcap (size 2 text)))
what the procedure 'bold' would be taking in is not a string text, but
rather an expression...so this is where I guess
Hi,
I am a new user to Scheme in general and to Chicken in particular, nice
to meet you all.
Welcome!
A few examples of what I am trying to parse:
1. Tags that identify structural elements of a document:
[chapter] Chapter Title
[heading1] Heading Title
[list]
...
[end]
[quote]
Hi,
That would be great.
Another useful function would be to write current profile information
with a function like (profile-write file). In this way, one could
easily determine what happened between two given profile snapshots.
This may not be directly useful to you, but I'm interested in
Hi,
[1] See original vulnerability announcement for details:
http://lists.nongnu.org/archive/html/chicken-users/2012-06/msg00031.html
Is the high-load-scheduler mentioned in that link still available?
I can't seem to find any trace of it in chickadee or the wiki.
Regards,
@ndy
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Hi,
I think Andy mentioned on IRC that he was working on a proper
multipart parser for Knodium. Maybe he can tell us what the status
is on that.
It's the #2 thing on my list at the moment.
Down from #1 last week.
Will probably be a climber tho'.
We need it rather urgently so I'll be back on
Hi,
Yeah the Makefile is buggy.
Please find my WIP patch attached to this email.
This looks more comprehensive than my patch. As I just use hato-smtp.scm I
get away without building most of it.
I use the datenhobel-hato-egg and my approach is to do make clean
followed by chicken-install.
Hi,
So here's a new poll:
a) The current behaviour of resetting port to #f if it's the default port
for this scheme is ok.
b) The port should not be reset, and the uri should be printed with an
explicit port, even if it's the default for this scheme.
c) The port should not be reset,
Hi,
If anyone on this mailinglist has strong opinions either way, please let
yourselves be heard: now's the time to speak up.
If there was a vote then I'd vote to preserve an explicit port setting but
dynamically choose the correct one, based on scheme, when port is #f.
I don't think we
On Friday, 16 May 2014 14:28:51 BST, Andy Bennett wrote:
Hi,
If anyone on this mailinglist has strong opinions either way, please let
yourselves be heard: now's the time to speak up.
The existing behaviour seems reasonable as it only does it when setting
scheme, not when setting other parts
Hi,
I'm pleased to announce glls
Wow! Nice. :-) Good work.
Regards,
@ndy
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Hi,
Thanks for your email.
I'm somewhat confused by what you say. Through investigation,
it seems html-sxml will decode entities, so long as they aren't
within a HTML element attribute. Could you clarify on whether
that default applies globally or just to attributes?
Yes, sorry, I misread
Hi,
Empty attributes now seem to decode to the string ().
Fixed.
Thanks! :-) That works for me now:
-
#;4 (html-sxml empty)
(*TOP* (div (@ (data )) empty))
-
During quot; deserialisation when inside an attribute, we seem
to get data from earlier in the stream introduced:
I
Hi,
I've released version 0.5 of the rest-bind egg.
rest-bind Generates wrappers to REST-like HTTP APIs.
0.5 Provides a bugfix for the ordering of the bound arguments which
manifests when binding more than one argument.
The manual is up-to-date and in the usual place:
Hi,
+ (assert-error (alist-ref 'foo 'bar cmp))
+ (assert-error (alist-ref 'foo '(bar) cmp)))
What's a good predicate to use to check whether what will be passed to
alist-ref will not throw an exception?
The 2nd assert-error rules out a simple list? or an O(1) algorithm.
(Tho' list? is
Hi,
I've released version 0.4 of the rest-bind egg.
rest-bind Generates wrappers to REST-like HTTP APIs.
0.4 makes the support for APIs that have constant path-fragments after
the arguments generally available. This has been sitting in trunk since
last July and no one seems to have had any
Hi,
I've released version 0.2 of the spiffy-cgi-handlers egg.
spiffy-cgi-handlers adds support to spiffy for CGI and derivatives
(currently only FastCGI).
0.2 adds support to fcgi-handler (the module that provides FastCGI
support) for the non-blocking sockets produced by the socket egg in
Hi,
I have some code thus:
-
(define p
(lambda (m state)
(printf m: ~S\nstate: ~S\n\n m state)
(let ((k (car m))
(v (cdr m)))
(case k
((team)
(append `((team/name . ,(alist-ref 'name v eqv? 'sentinel)))
state))
Hi,
I made a hack to try this out and although very interesting the output
(i) is crude. The script itself (ii) is an awful mess.
Somehow though it seems to me there could be some useful insight to be
gained from something visual like this and I imagine it has been done
before. Any
Hi,
I hope you like it. If you don't, please let me know how I could do a
better job! Thanks in advance!
I have to say, I like it! Thanks for the suggestion! What do the
others think?
Yes! This looks great!
Thanks Arthur!
The only thing I notice is that the show/edit/history links on
Hi,
I've been trying to learn how threads work but have become a bit stumped
by this example:
https://gist.github.com/mgreenly/7847072#file-graceful-scm
Also, beware bug #1067 when using 'done' like this in compiled code:
http://bugs.call-cc.org/ticket/1067
Regards,
@ndy
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I've been trying to learn how threads work but have become a bit stumped
by this example:
https://gist.github.com/mgreenly/7847072#file-graceful-scm
My assumption is that the thread would be started and recurs until done
becomes false at which
Hi,
However, the Go runtime will exploit OS-level threads under the hood if a
goroutine blocks, and Chicken will not.
If you're not using the FFI and the Chicken runtime blocks due to a
SRFI-18 thread blocking then, AIUI, there is a bug in Chicken.
Regards,
@ndy
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Hi,
I looked into this recently since it also seemed like a bug to me, but
the behavior seems to be intentional judging from the code.
Even if the behaviour is intentional, there is possibly still a bug.
This worked find on my own machine but failed on others so the implicit
ordering of
Hi,
Before I spend a lot of time debugging this I wanted to ask the list if
it should be expected to work. I know the iup egg uses that trampoline
stuff, is this likely to be a problem for the profiler?
I'm using chicken 4.8.0.
[panic] out of memory - heap full while resizing -
Hi,
With the following in m.scm:
-
(module m
(do-something)
(import chicken scheme)
(use posix)
(define process (make-parameter 'hello))
(define (do-something)
(printf Doing something...\n))
)
-
...and compiled thusly:
csc -s -O2 -d1 m.scm -j m -o m.so
csc -s m.import.scm
Hi,
I get the wrong binding for process when I (use m):
-
#;1 (use m)
; loading ./m.import.so ...
; loading ./m.so ...
#;2 (process)
hello
-
Of course... I was expecting the posix unit's binding for process:
-
#;1 (use posix)
; loading library posix ...
#;2 process
Hi,
2. Convert w/ markdown-sxml:
((p This (#\space) fragment
(a (@ (href (http://call-cc.org/;))) Chicken (#\space) Scheme) .))
Well, evidently this is a bug in markdown-sxml, since the above is not
well-formed SXML. Not only is the URL incorrectly being wrapped in a
list, but the
Hi,
I've started working with the development snapshot, 4.7.3, but see in the
NEWS:
shuffle has been deprecated
Is it being moved? Or is there an alternative function?
It didn't think that anybody used it. Should it stay?
Ooop! I've just realised that this has gone in
Hi,
There seem to be some inconsistencies in the timezone handling in the
posix module.
http://api.call-cc.org/doc/library/current-seconds
-
(current-seconds) procedure
Returns the number of seconds since midnight, Jan. 1, 1970.
-
This seems to be true and it appears to be in Zulu
Hi,
We will be doing the chicken hacking event in San Francisco the
weekend of September 13th-15th. I look forward to seeing everyone! Now
that we have the dates I'll work on nailing down the other details.
It would be nice to have it mentioned in http://wiki.call-cc.org/events
It seems
Hi,
http://paste.call-cc.org/paste?id=e3ae15323d083667cc21eba9db9e0b2ed2ee77fd
In the paste above I have some code which seems to print the same thing
to stdout three times unless I call (newline), in which case, the thing
is printed only once.
I modified things such that I print to stdout and
Hi,
CHICKEN U.S. San Francisco? :-)
Seriously though I would be glad to organize a San Fransisco CHICKEN
if a few people are interested.
There's nothing like a bit of gamification to encourage things so I've
taken the liberty of pulling together a leaderboard of all the meetups
that I can
Hi,
Note that there is http://wiki.call-cc.org/events already.
Gha! I searched for the events and none of them came up in the search
results.
Regards,
@ndy
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Hi,
during the CHICKEN spring thing in Cologne I started to work on a new
egg [1] implementing the protocol buffer [2] serialization format, which
is now in a usable and tested state.
Wow! This looks super cool!
I'm so sad to have missed the Spring Thing.
I wonder if you might entertain
Hi,
I'm Andy and I work at Knodium (https://www.knodium.com/ ) where we're
developing a collaboration webapp for students.
Since we've written it entirely in Chicken Scheme I thought it might be
of interest to people here that we're currently recruiting for
Internship positions this Summer in
Hi,
When specifying your own multiple Content-Type, you
need to include the boundary:
Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary=xyzzy
Boundary: xyzzy
[Ideally it should infer the boundary in this case, and it
would also be nice to automatically generate the boundary
when
Hi,
You can log issues on hato.googlecode.com
http://hato.googlecode.com.
If it's a bug I'll try to fix it, but feature requests will largely
be pending the port to R7RS.
current-rfc-2822-date-string seems to generate the wrong thing on my
machine.
I'm currently in BST (GMT+1) but
Hi,
Can anyone offer guidance on how to send a multipart/alternative mail
with hato? I'm trying to send HTML mail with a text/plain alternative.
For my proof of concept I tried:
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(send-mail From:Pat Andrews p...@knodium.com
To: Andy Pandy andy...@knodium.com
Hi.
I'm relatively new to chicken and this list, so bear with me :)
My aim is to parse EMails (for using with procmail, for instance) but
I'm a little stuck/confused by my options. I've been playing with
hato-mime.scm (hg cloned from google source project), and I also looked
at
Hi,
Thanks for doing that!
However, your patch is out of date. It is for version 1.0 of the egg,
while the current version is 1.0.2. The patch failed on the setup file,
but the fix was simple. I'm attaching an updated version; you might like
to check it to see if it looks right.
Hehe...
Hi,
I've just realised that I have had the attached patch lurking around for
a couple of years!
It fixes up the pdf-font declarations and then ensures that they get
installed.
Regards,
@ndy
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diff -ru pdf-orig/pdf-font.scm
Hi,
I have found a race condition: please can anyone help me isolate it?
I'm using 4.7.0.
Currently I have a requirement for environments in my widget rendering
code so I can't move to 4.8.0.
I have produced the repro case below. I originally saw the behaviour in
my app which uses spiffy,
Hi everyone,
I've written an OAuth 1 client. It should work with 1.0, 1.0a and RFC
5849 with PLAINTEXT signing. However, I've only tested it with Dropbox's
1.0 implementation.
Regards,
@ndy
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