The problem is that
@(define x "asd")
"asd"
"@|x|"
results in:
'(@
"\"asd\""
"\n"
"\n"
"\""
"asd"
"\"")
Since string-proc only provides one string to smart-quotes at a time,
smart-quotes can’t see the matching quotes for the latter asd, so no
replacement occurs.
To fix this, simp
By multiple passes, I simply mean chaining decoding functions together,
like this.
(define (root . elements)
((compose1 decoder-1 decoder-2 decoder-3 ...)
(txexpr '@ empty elements)))
(define (decoder-1 tx)
(decode tx
#:txexpr-proc FOO
#:string-proc BAR
...))
(define (decoder-
If digram-row‘s items will always be single, you can also make digram-row
responsible for wrapping , which seems cleaner IMO.
(define (digram-row . elements)
(case (current-poly-target)
[(txt) elements]
[else (txexpr 'ol empty (map (lambda (e) (txexpr 'li empty (list
e))) elements))]))
You want to *invoke* digram, so:
(define (lesser-yin)
(case (current-poly-target)
[(txt) "figure out later"]
[else (digram "⚍")]))
(note: untested)
On Tue, Feb 26, 2019 at 7:39 AM Brendan Stromberger <
brendanstromber...@gmail.com> wrote:
> ;;; pollen.rkt
> (define (digram . elements)
>
The third arguments of txexpr should be a list. That is, you should have:
(define (digram-row . digrams)
(txexpr 'table '((class "digram-table"))
(list
(txexpr `tr empty
(list
(txexpr `tbody empty
(map (lambda (e) (txexpr 'td '((class "digram-row-cell"))
(
You might want to try this pollen.rkt
#lang racket
(provide (all-defined-out))
(define scuttlebutts
(hash
"Gillis" "@a;lksjd2j3j1k2j.sha256f"
"Brenda" "@s8/sj31l13j2k32.sha256"))
(define (author name)
`(details (summary ,name) (p ,(hash-ref scuttlebutts name
And here’s the output
Can we see your pollen.rkt? Anyhow, it’s very likely that you call
(current-metas) outside of tag functions.
(current-metas) is “undefined” outside of tag functions, which make sense
if you think about it: pollen.rkt can be used by several Pollen markup
files, and each markup file can define diffe
First of all, from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTML_attribute#Description
text
and
text
are the same. That is, attributes are pretty much strings. Xexpr thus
follows this, requiring that you always pass a string as an attribute.
To get what you want, you would write
◊div[#:span "2"]{text}
>
> I want to be able to define aliases for pages, and be able to do like
> `@link[the-alias]`. I noticed that i could use metas to implement this, so
> that's fine.
>
> I want to have a CLI command that outputs all the aliases and the files
> they refer to, as a way to remember the aliases. Ideal
racket article.html.pm
On Tue, Jun 11, 2019 at 12:25 PM wrote:
> I've been going through the Pollen tutorials, and I like what I see so
> far. In DrRacket, when I run a .pm file, the lower half of the screen shows
> a nice x-expression version of the file. (See 7.3.1 "Creating a Pollen
> Markup
Can you provide an example of what you want to accomplish?
On Tue, Jul 23, 2019 at 8:57 PM wrote:
> I want to make some small additions to the syntax available to authors.
> I'm considering two paths and would like some advice.
>
> 1. I could write a custom #lang that turns my pollen+additions i
Wow... this is alarming. It's their fault and yet they couldn't do anything?
A quick Googling (welp) led me to:
- https://groups.io/
- http://librelist.com/
These are free of charge.
Personally, I really like https://www.discourse.org/, but it's not free
(unless you host it on your own server).
>
> + We're all using GH already, I think.
>
Not all people have GitHub accounts.
- They may not be developers.
- They might use other services like GitLab or BitBucket instead.
As GitHub is pretty easy to register, I'd say these are not big issues.
Note that the second point also applies to Goo
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