Re: conditional code segments

2018-06-01 Thread Matt Wette
On 06/01/2018 06:56 PM, Mark H Weaver wrote: Hi Matt, Matt Wette writes: In C I can use `#ifdef' .. `#endif' to "comment out" code segments. In Scheme, one can use `#|' and '|#' which is OK but requires dealing with both ends of the segment to switch on / off. And emacs (v 24.5) scheme mo

Re: conditional code segments

2018-06-01 Thread Mark H Weaver
Hi Matt, Matt Wette writes: > In C I can use `#ifdef' .. `#endif' to "comment out" code segments. > > In Scheme, one can use `#|' and '|#' which is OK but requires dealing with > both ends of the > segment to switch on / off. And emacs (v 24.5) scheme mode does not always > fontify the buffer

Re: conditional code segments

2018-06-01 Thread Alex Vong
Matt Wette writes: > In C I can use `#ifdef' .. `#endif' to "comment out" code segments. > > In Scheme, one can use `#|' and '|#' which is OK but requires dealing with > both ends of the > segment to switch on / off. And emacs (v 24.5) scheme mode does not always > fontify the buffer > correct

conditional code segments

2018-06-01 Thread Matt Wette
In C I can use `#ifdef' .. `#endif' to "comment out" code segments. In Scheme, one can use `#|' and '|#' which is OK but requires dealing with both ends of the segment to switch on / off. And emacs (v 24.5) scheme mode does not always fontify the buffer correctly with #|...|#. I can use (if #