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<ebzzry>
In Scribble, what is the right directive for typesetting Bash commands?
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<ArthurStrong>
Hi all. Are there docs in epub/mobi formats? Maybe HTMLs can be converted to epubs?
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<bremner>
I imagine Calibre or a similar tool can convert to epub
<ArthurStrong>
bremner: thanks for the idea
* ArthurStrong
trying pandoc
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<ArthurStrong>
DrRacket: how to dump variables in case of error?
<bremner>
ArthurStrong: have you tried running the code in the debugger?
<ArthurStrong>
bremner: yes... just wanted to know, maybe it can dump variables in usual mode
<bremner>
you can evaluate top-level bindings in the repl
<ArthurStrong>
bremner: how?
<bremner>
just type the name in the bottom window
<ArthurStrong>
thanks
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<ArthurStrong>
I'm passing a list into a function
<ArthurStrong>
inside of a function I want to add a value to list
<ArthurStrong>
so that it will be visible in outer caller
<ArthurStrong>
how to do this?
<ArthurStrong>
maybe I should use hash table...
<ArthurStrong>
can I use set! inside of callee function?
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<ArthurStrong>
am I right set! isn't very kosher in Scheme/Racket/Lisp world?
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<ArthurStrong>
like crutch or hack...
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<nisstyre>
ArthurStrong: it's not usually a good idea to use set!, especially on top level bindings
<nisstyre>
for a purely local variable, maybe as an optimization
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<ArthurStrong>
nisstyre: OK, so I modify a list in function(s), and it must be visible to outer function. I can pass/return this list. But is this a good idea? I want something like a pointer in pure C or reference in C++.
<ArthurStrong>
How can you pass a list as a reference in C++ and modify a list inside a function?
<nisstyre>
why do you need to modify the list? return it like you said
<ArthurStrong>
nisstyre: I want to add to it. Info like a statistics...
<nisstyre>
or you could use parameterize
<nisstyre>
ArthurStrong: I'd have to see an example to see how you're doing it
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