Thanks Greg.
I fixed the issues problem. I'm still working on the mix problem. (It
doesn't happen on my laptop, so I need to develop with a different
machine to test it. I have one available but it is not convenient to
use.)
Jay
On Sun, Dec 20, 2015 at 4:54 PM, Matthew Flatt <mfl...@cs.utah.edu> wrote:
> Thanks for the report about the "Remove" button in the "Available for
> Catalog" panel! I've pushed a repair for the next version.
>
> Meanwhile, the "Currently Installed" panel provides another view on
> installed packages, and the "Remove" button there should work.
>
> I think Jay is working on the "mix" problem in Pict3D, which happens
> with some graphics cards and not with others.
>
> At Sun, 20 Dec 2015 12:20:05 -0800 (PST), Greg Trzeciak wrote:
>> Having problems in identifying right pict3d github repository to raise the
>> issue (due to some maintenance mentioned in Racket Developers) let me raise
>> it
>> here first.
>>
>> I have first installed pict3d about 10 hours ago - no issues during
>> installation so I attempted simple code
>>
>> #lang racket
>> (require pict3d)
>> (sphere origin 1/2)
>>
>> This raised some GL error (about conflicting mix functions if I remember
>> correctly )
>> Few hours later I updated the package - during update my DrRacket crashed (it
>> happened before while updating some other package) but the package seems to
>> be
>> installed fine, and tried the same code again. Now DrRacket crashes every
>> time
>> I run this code ("Racket GUI application stopped working").
>>
>> Additionally using DrRacket's Package Manager I can't remove the package -
>> Clicking "Remove" prints the following in Output:
>> application: procedure does not expect an argument with given keyword
>> procedure: pkg-remove
>> given keyword: #:scope
>> arguments...:
>> "pict3d"
>> #:scope 'user
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> PS. I am running DrRacket on Windows 10
>>
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