On Thursday, November 25, 2010 10:17:44 pm Ludovic Courtès wrote: > +1 for reviving Guile-SCSH! > > Ludo’.
yay, Well all this stems from me littering development code with printf or pk's or pretty-pk's and then add tags to it. Then I usually work in bash and mongle the output at my will. So now I have this is guile and are so pleased that I can do (use-modules (scsh syntax)) and then write (run (| (begin (the-schem-fun)) '(grep abc) '(tee debug.log))) Oh well, actually, I would probably make a macro and/or mod the reader and add the autoquoting as in the original scsh, to be able to do (the-schem-fun) | (grep abc) (tee debug.log) So from my personal view I'm sort of very close to the goal. But all of scsh have not been imported (yet) the reason is that I want to get a core that is stable. you can easilly with a little misstake make guile and actually the whole shell session go down. So, the core has to be worked on for some time. I've just made it work I do not understand the codebase and tests has to be made. I do not, personally, like the idea to incorporate all of scsh in one go. I would divede the package into a base where the basic functionality is in and that sit's closer to the guile core. Then as time goes we can add the SRE regexps, and so on. to another package, further away. Maybe I need to put in some more packages I don't now, but my sense tells me that it it wise to startup small and solid in stead of fat and ugly :-). Anyhow, I just checked in the current scsh in module/scsh in http://gitorious.org/guile-unify if there is a package you would like thean give me a hint. A note, you need to quote a lot of things explicitly and there are bugs and debug outputs - e.g. a bit premature, but I would like you to have a possibility to express ideas, ok if none, great if some. Actually I noticed that the codebase seem to be needing to include all packages into the namespace before e.g. using defmacro's and then need to have the symbols generated by the macro in the namespace. As small as it sounds, the imporvemnet on this is soo great, I can now just ask for the run macro from the (scsh syntax) package and it should work. This is far better then all of scsh working in my book. Your milage may vary, keep up the good work and a happy weekend to you. /stefan
