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This is kinda "monkey testing" -- do random things [among 10ish implementation](https://github.com/okuoku/yunibase/blob/c2c7704dfdd8d6dd61ce3be95844756eebaaab03/README.md#implementations) and IronScheme is the only Scheme showed the difference here. So, this nonsense (or stupidity) is indeed intended....
Aggh! It seems I did not copy & paste the case correctly.. And `open-string-input-port` did not work too. transcript for the session to be sure.. ``` scheme oku@spring ~ $...
> Is this blocking anything? No. Perhaps. I have checked back the test code and it seems passing a string contains 2 or more data is unintentional -- I'm going...
> But it's notable that LGPL2(.1) code is openly used by the likes of Nintendo and Sony in their consoles. Since these are for system software (ie. not for game...
Just wanted to say "me too" here; I workaround by defining a wrapper function `thiswrap` https://github.com/yuniscm/yuniappjs-pkg/blob/e54a2ce2124c4ad85a7063d7640cd1cd3346789e/entry_point.js#L69 and receiving JavaScript `this` through callback to generate this-accessing-JS-function ```scheme ;; the-render will be...
But, it doesn't provide hygiene > This Common Lisp implementation does not provide hygiene. FWIW, my library has sort-of same thing which works on s7/biwascheme(port of chibi-scheme `syntax-rules` on `define-macro`...
> it will always return #f Some Scheme implementations do not have uninterned symbol(as we can see in Common Lisp) concept at all; on these implementations `gensym` just generates symbols...
Hmm, I feel it's relatively less important that we have official packages on the systems. We can `./configure && make && make install` on the most of systems so users...
> What's the use case for an isExecutable procedure? Mosh(-scheme) has been originally developed to implement Scheme-shell -- if we wanted to implement TAB completion for a command line, we'd...
I wish i had enough Rust-fu to help you... (But anyway I'm really positive to switch Mosh implementation to Rust; I need a few months familiarise myself for it though)