jeapostrophe
Lint same equals, e.g (equal? foo foo)
#lang racket
(define x "foo")
(string=? x x)
Saw this and thought it would be a useful lint. Unsure if this should go here or be in re-syntax or some other tool. We do have lints for unused variables already though
We expect that should be supported by DrRacket first, then this project uses that result. For example, unused variable is use DrRacket's no bound occurrences.
This should be related to resyntax support issue (#40). I believe it would be a simple rule to implement using resyntax.
Do anyone know how to use resyntax as library?
I believe it is possible, but not yet implemented.
Would calling Resyntaxt with system* from racket/system suit your needs?
https://github.com/jeapostrophe/racket-langserver/blob/master/service/
I have no idea how resyntax be implemented, so I was expecting something compatible with these service, but another options are also available (if they can produce result in reasonable time)
It does not seem to provide a library.
Starting a resyntax process and parse its output is feasible, but a more stable interface would be better, and start a racket process has high latency.
It does not seem to provide a library.
Starting a resyntax process and parse its output is feasible, but a more stable interface would be better, and start a racket process has high latency.
It sounds like you are interested in using Resyntax interactively. I believe that would be welcomed by the project owner - https://github.com/jackfirth/resyntax/issues/27
@6cdh I would suggest trying to add this rule to Resyntax directly as one of the default recommendations, rather than trying to do it completely externally.
@jackfirth I thought @6cdh is suggesting to invoke resyntax analyze --file a.rkt via system function in racket base, for the rule here indeed should be added into resyntax, not implement it externally.