Jens Axel Søgaard

I am not in the target demography, but I really dislike the `lst` and `lis` abbreviations. Even just `l` is better. The loop over `x` in `xs` makes much more...

Feel free to use recipes in the old cookbook under whatever license you want.

I wrote quite a few. My favorite is the one explaining do-notation. Other names I remember: Noel Welsh, Neil van Dyke and Anton van Straten. Mail me if you need...

Yes.

In this examle: ``` #lang racket (require "py-point.rkt") (print py-point.x) ``` The `(require "py-point.rkt")` imports the identifier `py-point`. In `#lang racket` the syntax `py-point.x` is read as a the name...

Note that you can do this: ``` #lang racket (require "py-point.rkt" (only-in pyffi #%top) (prefix-in pyffi/ pyffi)) (print py-point.x) ``` If you prefer to have the `pyffi/` prefix and still...

Thanks for the bug report. Which command did you use to install `pyffi`?

@caihao For now, simple enter the folder (I think "configure-pyffi.rkt" is here): ``` cd /Users/racketlover/Library/Racket/8.2/pkgs/pyffi/pyffi-lib/pyffi/ ``` and use ``` racket84 configure-pyffi.rkt racket84 configure-pyffi.rkt show racket84 configure-pyffi.rkt configure ``` etc.

@caihao Hi. Turns out I needed to submit packages for both pyffi, pyffi-lib and pyff-doc to the package server. That is now done, so try whether ``` raco pkg update...

You are right, it ought to be in the readme. In the terminal: racket server.rkt Or open "server.rkt" in DrRacket/emacs and run it.