> Great to learn that you are still around here and caring for the egg.
>
> If you like those changes, please pull them in. This would have the
> advantage to reduce clutter/pollution of the eggs listing.
>
> Pls. notify the list. If you pull those changes in Mario should _not_
> include mine
Hi all,
for the time being (as we shall not have yet another gpio egg).
There is a 1.1.0 version of the raspberry-pi-gpio-small egg now here:
http://askemos.org/chicken-eggs/raspberry-pi-gpio-small.release-info
latest source here:
Which is: you should NOT quote the symbols in `case` (here 'a and 'b)
in
case if you want to compare to those symbol.
not the first obviously broken code I've had 'work' in
CHICKEN 4.10. Starting to think I'm losing it!
FWIW,
#;1> (chicken-version)
"4.10.1"
#;2> (case 'a
Hi Coalan,
other users (especially egg authors) please read on, most of this
message is intended for you, not so much addressing Coalan.
Am 04.01.2016 um 15:54 schrieb Caolan McMahon:
> Hey Jörg,
>
> Thanks for the updates.
Great to learn that you are still around here and caring for the egg.
On 2016-01-04 16:20, John Cowan wrote:
However, (case x ('a 1) ('b 2) (else #f)) will sort of work (one fewer
set of parens), because 'a is (quote a), a list of symbols. So if x is
'quote or 'a, you get 1; if it's 'b, you get 2, otherwise you get #f.
Ha, so it is the case:
#;1> (case 'a
d...@ironoxide.ca scripsit:
> #;2> (case 'a
> (('a) 1)
> (('b) 2)
> (else #f))
> #f
However, (case x ('a 1) ('b 2) (else #f)) will sort of work (one fewer
set of parens), because 'a is (quote a), a list of symbols. So if x is
'quote or 'a, you get 1; if it's 'b, you
Hi all,
yet another egg I put together, which may be interesting to you (and may
go the coop):
http://askemos.org/chicken-eggs/raspberry-pi-gpio-small.release-info
This is a (supposed to be) API compatible version of the
raspberry-pi-gpio egg.
Maybe these modifications should simply be
Hey Jörg,
Thanks for the updates. I think I probably found things more
complicated writing this module because of wiring-pi calling callbacks
from other threads (hence pulling in concurrent-native-callbacks etc).
I'm currently using this library without hitting the 'case' issue you
pointed out...
