Hello, Moritz,
Thanks for using the mbox library. The documentation was not
up-to-date, which has been fixed now.
Some time ago, I generalized the parsing procedures of mbox so that
they can take different types of
input streams. I have now created an additional module, mbox-string,
which is a
Hi guys,
I must admit that the documentation is a bit obtuse, but I laughed
at Matt's characterization
that the interface is for geniuses :-) I am now creating "turn key"
string-specialized
variants of csv and mbox (which suffers from the same problem as csv),
and updating the documentation,
a
Hi Matt,
Matt Welland writes:
> After a long day of work and being very much in the mode of "just getting
> the job done" I ran into the need to parse csv. Cool. I know that there is
> an egg for that. After installing the csv egg I looked at the documentation
> and my heart sunk. This was not an
From:
Subject: [Chicken-users] Another types.db correction
Date: Tue, 06 Sep 2011 00:01:51 -0700
> Here's another typed.db bug, where vector-resize is missing the optional
> specifier (values to use to initialize the enlarged vector.)
>
> I've been using this patch in the last several days:
> -
Here's another typed.db bug, where vector-resize is missing the optional
specifier (values to use to initialize the enlarged vector.)
I've been using this patch in the last several days:
--- types.db~ 2011-08-31 09:21:34.0 -0700
+++ types.db2011-08-31 21:07:10.0 -0700
@@ -10
> What I would really have a use for was,
> if
> the assertions from types.db or whatever I pass with additional -types
> parameters would be turned into runtime assertions (before call and
> before
> return) if, and only if, I pass a certain switch to the compiler.
Can you give an example of thi
