Hi Arto--I wouldn't be overly concerned about nested delimiters; I've
never had need for them, speaking as a very heavy Perl user, and I
wonder if anyone else has. You can always just select another
delimiter. This is one of those features that Perl has, I think, just
because it's Perl.
On 6/27
On 6/28/07, Alex Shinn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm considering changing the utf8 egg to no longer use syntax-case
modules, so that it would work like the numbers egg.
The way this would work is that, naturally, if you wanted to use utf8
semantics you'd just (use utf8), this time with no need
Hi all,
Following up on trac ticket #258:
http://trac.callcc.org/ticket/258
I'm considering changing the utf8 egg to no longer use syntax-case
modules, so that it would work like the numbers egg.
The way this would work is that, naturally, if you wanted to use utf8
semantics you'd just (use u
Jim,
On 6/27/07, Zbigniew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How about this patch, which extends your syntax to allow arbitrary delimiters?
I've now integrated your patch, pushed out release 1.0.2 of the egg,
and updated the wiki page accordingly (feel free to amend with more
examples of #r{...} form
On 27/06/07, Graham Fawcett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
That's cool! Regretabbly, I don't think I have any device that would
take advantage of a service like this. (Well, I could hard-code the
coordinates of our server-room, I guess. :-)) But obviously others do,
and this sounds like a neat idea.
On 6/27/07, Zbigniew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How about this patch, which extends your syntax to allow arbitrary delimiters?
Looks good! I will apply & test it out, and push out a new version of
the egg tonight.
Dankegon!
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Arto Bendiken | http://bendiken.net/
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Arto,
How about this patch, which extends your syntax to allow arbitrary delimiters?
#;6> ,x #r/\/path\/to\/file:i
(regexp "/path/to/file" #t #f #f)
#;6> ,x #r:/path/to/file:i
(regexp "/path/to/file" #t #f #f)
#;6> ,x #r{/path/to/file}i
(regexp "/path/to/file" #t #f #f)
#;7> (string-split-fie
On 6/26/07, john <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The basic aim of the project is a simple client on the phone that
lists users in your defined proximity who meet certain criteria or
preferences you specified on the website (ideas welcome). You will
have the ability to retrieve their profile and messag
On 6/27/07, Alex Shinn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Neat!
Not sure if you did this intentionally or not, but this exact
syntax is also supported by Gauche.
I guess there are only so many ways to reinvent the wheel, eh? :-)
I don't recall using this syntax in Gauche, but it was a while back
tha
On 6/27/07, John Cowan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If you support Perl-style trailing letters, then you should be sure
to support "m" and "s" also.
Yes, that'd be useful. At present, though, I'm limited by the PCRE
options Chicken's `(regexp)' constructor exposes, and it only has 'i',
'x' and '
On 6/27/07, Arto Bendiken <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
First, the `regex-literals' egg [2] provides precompiled regular
expression literals of the
form `#/[a-z0-9]+/i', the Perl-like #/.../[ixu] syntax sure to be
instantly familiar to most everyone:
Neat!
Not sure if you did this intentionally
Arto Bendiken scripsit:
> First, the `regex-literals' egg [2] provides precompiled regular
> expression literals of the
> form `#/[a-z0-9]+/i', the Perl-like #/.../[ixu] syntax sure to be
> instantly familiar to most everyone:
If you support Perl-style trailing letters, then you should be sure
to
On 6/26/07, Jong-Hyouk Yun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I think maybe it's not bug/failure about chicken. Probably I didn't install
SDL libraries properly ^.^;
I'll try again reinstall those stuffs, thank you.
I'm not sure. You can try to replace the definition of "get-time-of-day"
in sdl.scm w
Howdy all,
I've uploaded a couple of new eggs called `regex-literals' and
`uri-literals' which provide some syntactic sugar [1] that I've used
for a while now, and am curious to see if anyone else is interested
in.
First, the `regex-literals' egg [2] provides precompiled regular
expression liter
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