This contains by bits of scheme code...
NEW! check out "define-global" below.
multi-session scheme: makes scheme multi-tasking, and allows
you to have several sessions going at the same time, with a shared
global namespace...
***insert the multi-session-code****
Next i want to make it multi-user, by thinking through everyones
private spaces as well. (maybe be a good excuse to use
continuations :)
My Rss syndicator:
here is a RSS syndicaton service. it's pretty cool.
RSS
Syndicator (version 0.7). It requires
plt
scheme, and
guibuilder.
(just copy the guibuilder files to your "collects/guibuilder" directory)
A newer, more broken version, can be found here:
RSS
Syndicator 0.8
(it will work fine if you
renamte the "scheme name" of the frames, to the scheme names indicated
in the comments")
define-global:
Lets you globally define variables from anywhere. (for debugging
purposes). Developed under plt scheme (drscheme) but the best
part is that i think it's R5RS compliant, so it should run anywhere! :)
New version! one hour after the announcement of 0.8, i make a new
version. This version should be *completely* syntax compatible
with "define". If you find that it's not *tell me*.
Even newer version! Just a few hours later I've released a
version that I think might be totally complete. If i don't
recieve any comments on it within the next few days, I'll be bumping
the version number up from 0.95 to 1.0. And announce all the
fixes. (sorry to those who got the early version)
New New
version (0.95):
define-global.scm
old old 0.8 version
define-global.0.8.scm
Next, some ugly, but usefull hacks:
(mostly guile dependant)
unicode - here is my
unicode hack, which displays *some* unicode
charactors. fill in the tables with whatever charactors you
need. also includes some ansi controlls.
unicode.and.ansi.scm -
(written using guile)
The awful, horrible, bridge-dr
function-
guile has "match", but plt scheme has a improved version. this is
to get a improved match command in guile.
step 1: install plt scheme, (comes with the match library)