Mario Domenech Goulart wrote:
> Hi Sören,
Hello Mario,
> My only remark would be regarding the license, which AFAIK should be
> MIT. John Cowan would be able to clarify that.
I went through the license comments in these files and bitwise-60.scm
and bitwise-core.scm have a license which is
Hello,
I created an egg for SRFI-151. This is my first egg, I tried to
carefully follow the instruction on the wiki regarding the creation and
publishing process. According to the wiki page on publishing eggs [1],
the egg has to be added to the egg-locations file in subversion. I was
hoping my
Hello,
I have written a small library to wrap the regcomp(3), regexec(3), and
regerror(3) POSIX functions. This allows using strict POSIX Basic
Regular Expressions (BREs) and Extended Regular Expressions (EREs) from
CHICKEN code. My understanding is that irregex only supports EREs with
PCRE
Mario Domenech Goulart wrote:
> Hi Sören,
Hi Mario,
> Many thanks. Your egg has been added to the coop.
Thanks a lot!
> Regarding documentation: all fine. Some people create it in advance,
> some after the egg gets added. Both are good as long as we eventually
> have some documentation.
Chris Brannon wrote:
> I've been working on something along those lines myself, in fits and
> starts. I haven't gotten too far with it, but my basic idea is to make
> a library of data structures and functions suitable for creating
> ed-style interfaces where the basic metaphor is a buffer of
Hello,
I have written a POSIX-compatible implementation of the standard Unix
text editor ed(1) in R7RS CHICKEN Scheme. The editor consists of both a
program and a library component (for extending the editor with custom
commands) and hence I am interested in packaging it as CHICKEN Egg. The
