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01:12 shkk: Hi All, Is there a modulo operator in scheme to test if a number is a even/odd number ?
01:13 mattmight: modulo is a function.  So are even? and odd?
01:14 shkk: But are even? and odd? part of legacy R5RS ?
01:14 mattmight: Yep.
01:15 mattmight: (At least I recall them being in r5.)
01:15 shkk: Okie. Thanks Matt
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12:44 jonrafkind: how do I match a literal ellipses in syntax-parse? when I try (a (... ...)) I get pattern keyword not allowed here at: ... in: (syntax-parse stx #:literals (...) ((a (... ...)) (syntax 1))
12:50 jonrafkind: ryan straightened me out, #:literals ([ellipses ...]), now `ellipses' can be used as a literal in the pattern
12:50 jonrafkind: [(a ellipses) ...]
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13:50 shkk: This should not be a right forum ..  But I was interested if anyone can help me where I can find guidance on ML related queries
13:56 clklein: #sml ?
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14:06 jonrafkind: i usually goto #ocaml, but whatever
14:07 mario-goulart: Maybe #xml and #html
14:09 clklein: I don't think shkk meant "markup language," but if so, those are probably better fits :)
14:09 mario-goulart trolls
14:22 Lajla: mario-goulart, it was successful, I did not notice and thought you were actually stupid and was going to point that out compensate for the size of my disproportionately small penis.
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14:27 mario-goulart: Lajla: the fact that your penis is disproportionately small doesn't make me less stupid.  Maybe your compensation could have been totally valid!
14:28 jay-mccarthy: Can you guys take this conversation to another channel?
14:28 Lajla: mario-goulart, I do not get what you say, but I'm just going to assume it was some kind of brilliant joke I didn't get for modesty's sake.
14:28 Lajla: jay-mccarthy, why not.
14:28 mario-goulart: Sorry, jay-mccarthy
14:28 jay-mccarthy: Thank you
14:28 Lajla: mario-goulart, meet me in ##lambdacalculus, and dress smartly.
14:28 mario-goulart: :-)
14:28 Lajla: I
14:28 Lajla: ll pick you up at eight.
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15:04 jonrafkind: do two identifiers have to have the same module-path-index to be free-identifier=?
15:05 jay-mccarthy: i don't think so with rename transformers
15:09 jonrafkind: i have two identifiers that print the same information (although module-path-index is printed opaquely as #<module-path-index>), what could I be missing about these identifiers that would make them not free-identifier=?
15:09 jonrafkind: print the same information for (identifier-binding x)
15:10 jay-mccarthy: you can you module-path-index-split to decompose and view the mpis
15:10 jay-mccarthy: you can use
15:11 jay-mccarthy: what does the macro stepper info pane say about them?
15:13 jonrafkind: it says theres a binding in the standard phase
15:16 jonrafkind: (syntax-local-phase-level) is 1 when the macro that is checking for free-identiifer=? is running
15:16 jonrafkind: does that mean the identifier must have a binding in the transformer environment?
15:17 jonrafkind: I tried add #:phase (sub1 (syntax-local-phase-level)) to syntax-parse but that didn't help
16:17 emma: does racket have an IRC library?
16:18 chandler: There's one in the rudybot source, but IIRC it's not packaged separately on PLaneT.
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17:20 jonrafkind: can anyone get development links in planet to work?
17:21 jonrafkind: maybe i have to change all my `dscheme' identifiers to drracket ?
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17:47 byrongibson: suddenly I'm unable to open files in a new Racket tab in the same window.  File->Open and File->Open Recent pop up files in new windows.  No idea why or what I changed, anyone know?
17:50 byrongibson: nevermind, found it.  Edit->Prefs->Editing->General->Reuse existing frames
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