Hi, "Jose A. Ortega Ruiz" <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi Garjola, > > I've just tried to use #lang htdp/bsl, and although i can compile the > file, the BSL language is not rich enough to support Geiser (at least in > the way geiser uses the reflection capabilities of Racket to work). > > So i'm afraid that even if we find out why the #lang directive is not > working in your system, it won't be of much use. > > What i would suggest is using #lang racket and the corresponding > requires, .e.g, something like: > > #lang racket > (require test-engine/racket-tests) > > etc. That has the "drawback" that you have at your disposal a much > richer language (Racket instead of the restricted BSL), which you might > or might not consider pedagogically adequate... and the advantage of > working :) >
I think I can live dangerously! > I'll try to investigate further and see if Geiser can circumvent this > limitation, but i have no better solution for now. > It's very kind of you, but your suggested solution is enough for me now? Thank you for this very useful software that geiser is. Garjola > Cheers, > jao
