Jacqueline Firth
Jacqueline Firth
Huge thumbs up from me, the number of times I've had to explain this to people new to racket is staggering. If you write a PR for it I'd be...
Could you kindly describe some specific problems the generated html has on mobile devices? Identifying the trouble spots would make them easier to address.
What does "RN" mean?
Strongly agree. I think we should do what we did for lists and split all mutable versions of the existing types into separate entirely modules. Like if you want to...
I think some of these problems can be fixed by having a function in Racket for building error messages in the correct format according to racket's [error message conventions](https://docs.racket-lang.org/reference/exns.html#%28part._err-msg-conventions%29): ```scheme...
This would definitely conflict with pushing racket2 in the infix direction, where these functions would likely become binary infix operators instead of variable-arity functions.
Should the variable-arity way use the same names? I personally don't think so, because (to non-racketeers) the symbols are so strongly associated with their infix notation. And that way I...
I find it hard to read infix math expressions without spaces, because usually multi-letter variables are used so everything looks scrunched together.
In [Rebellion](https://docs.racket-lang.org/rebellion/index.html) I defined [`compare-infix`](https://docs.racket-lang.org/rebellion/Comparators.html#%28form._%28%28lib._rebellion%2Fbase%2Fcomparator..rkt%29._compare-infix%29%29), which you can use like this: ```scheme (require rebellion/base/comparator) (compare-infix real 1 < 3
> I also lead toward C-style because I am tired of having to explain that the - in x-y or the ! in set! is just part of the name;...