Robby Findler writes:
> Also: if you just don't `provide` a function from a module, then it
> cannot be used outside. No naming conventions necessary.
But the no-naming convention is necessary.
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the space in that directory name...
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d always use that in my
config files, scripts, etc.
Bonus: When I update the installation, I just recreate the symlink and point it
at the newly installed software.
(PS --- I don't like the spaces in the name, either!)
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> Use Greg Hendershott's `racket-mode`:
> https://github.com/greghendershott/racket-mode
Seconded! Racket-mode is excellent, and it grows more excellent over time.
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I want to install launchers to someplace
outside of $HOME, so that the tools are easily available to users other than
the one installing the software.
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ith `raco pkg install` or select "Specific Racket
> Installation" for the "Scope" choice in DrRacket's package-installation
> dialog.
Thank you! I think this is the thing I was looking for.
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ttps://git-scm.com/docs/git-archive>.
Is there a reason why the Racket package system doesn't run `git archive` to
produce the content for the "non-developer" version of a package?
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Argh, I screwed up the subject line of my question email :-/.
I always have to remind myself that the command is `git archive`, not `git
export`. Sorry for any confusion.
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how to insert a git commit
hash into a package installed in the "non-developer way."
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t! I'll have to
investigate how I can easily navigate from a package hash to a particular
version of the package. (I.e., the moral equivalent of `git checkout `.)
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s as the checksum."
Thanks! This seems to be exactly what I want!
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Happy fuzzing!
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Eric Eide writes:
> You might be interested in Xsmith. Version 1.0 will be released imminently,
> like within the next week. I'll send another email when it's released.
To follow up in this thread, Xsmith version 1.0.0 is now available. You can
find it in the Racket packag
t;
This trick does not work (in my tests so far) when a git sandbox is linked as a
package. When installed in that way, the package checksum is #f :-(.
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to do. Thanks again for the
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Communicate with users. I want to put the appropriate git hash into the output
of my program (Xsmith-based random program generators) so that I can attempt to
reproduce the output, if necessary.
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Thank for the pointer to the timestamp-based technique! I'll take a look.
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> The separate `make-racr-specification` function is how I would write
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This is very nice!
I especially like the Typed Racket, Scribble, and Datalog snippets!
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