Nice!
Also scsh for guile can be used to get grep and sed functionality. The
interesting thing is to try to
design sed/grep like functionality that knows about scheme or C or whatever
format in some clever way.
Usually sad and grep is good enough, but it is an interesting task never
the less. My p
> 3) (sed m expr)
>
> This will print out on std output all lines not matched by m, if m is
> matched then that expr will make sure to print the correct way
>
> An example matcher is
> m := (s-tr a b)
>
> which will replace a by b
FWIW Guix has a sed-like macro, called ‘substitute*’ [0]. E
Hi all,
This small discussion refers to the current head of the guile-log
branch. When the parser framework is rich enough I will issue a new
release of it.
As you know I'm currently working with guile-log to attach decent
parser tools in for anyone wanting to do parsing in a logic
programming e
