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Could you easily post this module on something like http://paste.lisp.org/? 12:02 askhader: clklein: I will 12:03 lisppaste: askhader pasted "simple html render" at http://paste.lisp.org/display/111533 12:03 askhader: clklein: ^ 12:04 clklein: k 12:04 askhader: oh crap do those div names need quote around them? 12:04 askhader: Gah yeah they do 12:05 clklein: Yea, I think you want the quote around the define's entire body 12:06 askhader: Oh? 12:06 (join) jonrafkind 12:07 askhader: http://paste.lisp.org/display/111534 <-- That's what I have now 12:07 clklein: Maybe that's not the right fix, but what you have would be a runtime error, if it got past the "already imported" error 12:08 askhader: Yeah I do have a runtime error 12:08 samth: why are there three div forms in the body of your head? 12:08 samth: do you want to put them all together in a single div? 12:08 askhader: Well, no. Each div has different attributes. 12:09 samth: but what do you want the header to contain? 12:09 askhader: Is there a better way to achieve this? 12:09 askhader: Text "( ( Presence" 12:09 samth: then you need to have something around the whole thing 12:09 askhader: Oh. 12:10 askhader: Seems a bit redundant, is all. 12:10 askhader: That something would be a div? 12:11 samth: probably 12:11 samth: a `define' can only make `header' be one thing 12:12 samth: you seem to want it to be 3 things 12:12 askhader: I want it to be one thing but with three parts. 12:13 askhader: Hmm, now I get the 'already imported' error 12:13 samth: what sort of thing do you want it to be? 12:14 samth: you have to know what the eventual HTML should look like 12:15 askhader: Well I'm taking my first stab at doing this even in html but esentially I am trying to alter font size and color within a single line of text. I figured the way to do this is to have three divs 12:15 samth: where are these three divs going to go? 12:16 samth: you could put them all in a list if you want to, but then you'll have to do something with that list 12:16 askhader: Well they are being rendered in an html request 12:16 askhader: In the of the page 12:17 samth: so you could put them in a list, and then splice that list into the body 12:18 askhader: I'm confused, why can I not just call ,header in the body>? 12:19 askhader: I have the three divs enclosed in a single one now- also is this shortcomming the cause of my 'already imported' error? 12:19 samth: i don't know what your error is 12:19 clklein: Could you post the entire module, not just the `header' definition? 12:21 lisppaste: askhader pasted "entire module" at http://paste.lisp.org/display/111535 12:22 samth: why are you using `include'? 12:23 askhader: Why not? 12:23 samth: you should use modules and `require' 12:23 askhader: Do you mean to imply this is the source of my error? 12:23 samth: i don't know, since i can't run your code 12:24 clklein: Pasting the whole thing wasn't as helpful as I'd hoped :-) 12:24 samth: the reason you get the identifier already imported error is that `header' is provided by one of the web-server libraries that you import 12:25 samth: so you should choose a different name 12:25 askhader: ah =-/ 12:26 askhader: It works now, thanks 12:26 clklein: I though the module system let you shadow imported bindings. Is this only for the ones that come from the module's language? 12:27 samth: clklein, right, only ones from the #lang position 12:28 clklein: That surprises me. Is the rationale that you're more likely to care about the clash if it's name coming from a module you explicitly asked for? 12:28 samth: clklein, i think so 12:28 clklein: ah 13:09 (join) Glendaal 13:09 Glendaal: Hello. 13:12 clklein: Hi 14:12 (join) ginkgo 14:33 (join) sm 14:46 (join) carleastlund 15:32 (quit) Glendaal: 16:07 (quit) ginkgo: Remote host closed the connection 17:20 (quit) sstrickl: Quit: sstrickl 18:31 (join) sstrickl 19:05 (quit) carleastlund: Quit: carleastlund 20:05 (quit) masm: Quit: Leaving. 20:39 (quit) jonrafkind: Ping timeout: 265 seconds 21:20 (join) cky 21:31 (quit) j3parker: Quit: fuck you screen! 21:52 (join) alexsuraci