Wow...that is just perfect...suddenly I'm in love with Scheme :)
On Mon, Sep 22, 2014 at 8:01 AM, Andy Bennett
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > Actually due to the possible presence of nested commands, it should
> > probably be something more generic, since in the last example:
> >
> > (bold (smallcap (size 2
Hi,
> Actually due to the possible presence of nested commands, it should
> probably be something more generic, since in the last example:
>
> (bold (smallcap (size 2 "text")))
>
> what the procedure 'bold' would be taking in is not a string "text", but
> rather an expression...so this is where
Did I already recommend this? Sorry if that's a duplication.
One more example of SXML together with SRFI 110 sweet expressions
(indent sensitive LISP syntax). Those two blend well together. I'm
using them embedded in XML (XSLT) here:
http://ball.askemos.org/Aa176138e655369f8c01c3044ced70cfc
Dear Yves, with SXML you could write transformation rules as Peter has
shown in www.more-magic.net/docs/scheme/sxslt.pdf.
I'm not experienced with SXML, but AFAIK they would generate a similar
effect as the procedures in your example below.
Best wishes,
Arthur
2014-09-21 17:06 GMT-03:00 Yves Clo
Hello Oleg,
Thank you for your recommendations too. I actually just came back from the
local library where I picked up "The Scheme Programming Language".
You know, reading through your reply, it was the last part that made me
think about something.
If I can convert my input to the format:
(bol
Peter/Andy/Richard,
Thanks so much for your replies.
Richard: Thanks for showing me how to install input-parse from the command
line...I had no idea!. Also thanks for the link comparing how things are
done using Python as a comparison. Got me reading a file in 30 seconds!
And/Peter: Thank you
Hi,
> I am a new user to Scheme in general and to Chicken in particular, nice
> to meet you all.
Welcome!
> A few examples of what I am trying to parse:
>
> 1. Tags that identify structural elements of a document:
> [chapter] "Chapter Title"
> [heading1] "Heading Title"
> [list]
> ...
> [end]
On Sat, Sep 20, 2014 at 11:19:08AM -0400, Yves Cloutier wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am a new user to Scheme in general and to Chicken in particular, nice to
> meet you all.
Hello Yves, and welcome to the CHICKEN community!
> I came to scheme looking for an alternative to Perl for doing a personal
> p
On 09/20/14 19:19, Yves Cloutier wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am a new user to Scheme in general and to Chicken in particular, nice
> to meet you all.
Welcome!
>
> Scheme is a totally different paradigm that I'm used to, so while I wait
> for my books to arrive I will need some hand-holding...hope th
On Sat, 20 Sep 2014 11:19:08 -0400
Yves Cloutier wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am a new user to Scheme in general and to Chicken in particular,
> nice to meet you all.
>
> I came to scheme looking for an alternative to Perl for doing a
> personal project which involves parsing an input file, identifyi
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