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05:56 si14: I'm curious if someone use Racket in production. I know about one Russian project (dozor JET) and Untyped. Any other success stories?
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06:25 _p4bl0: si14: hacker news
06:29 si14: _p4bl0: AFAIK it's Arc, isn't it?
06:31 _p4bl0: si14: yep, but Arc is implemented in racket ;-)
06:32 si14: _p4bl0: but it's like dead...
06:34 _p4bl0: si14: the Arc language maybe but Hacker News clearly isn't and it's still running on top of Racket, so I'd say it's a success story
06:35 si14: _p4bl0: no offense, just interest.
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06:38 _p4bl0: si14: I didn't took it as an offense, I was just explaining my point :-)
06:38 _p4bl0: si14: sorry if I was rude!
06:44 si14: _p4bl0: sorry, I've thought that I was rude :)
06:45 _p4bl0: ^_^
06:53 si14: just wondering if there is any chance to try Racket in production :)
06:55 jasoegaard: Interested in trying https://github.com/soegaard/little-helper ?
06:55 jasoegaard: I have fixed the path problem from yesterday (I hope).
06:57 jasoegaard: si14: I plan to use Racket indirectly (through Whalesong) in production - soonish.
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10:20 asumu: si14: Racket was used to script parts of the video game Uncharted 2.
10:21 asumu: By Naughty Dog (game developer).
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10:30 RacketCommitBot: [racket/master] clean up the contract checking for call-with-file-lock/timeout - Robby Findler
10:30 RacketCommitBot: [racket/master] change the #:get-lock-file argument of call-with-file-lock/timeout to #:lock-file - Robby Findler
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14:21 soegaard: test
14:22 ohwow_: Hello soegaard
14:22 soegaard: Apropos Racket code in production:   http://iwl.com
14:23 soegaard: Explanation: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Write_Like
14:29 ohwow_: hm
14:29 ohwow_: iwl.me == iwl.com?
14:30 soegaard: Oops. You are right.
14:30 soegaard: What country is .me ?
14:30 stamourv: Maine is independent now?
14:30 soegaard: :-)
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15:03 offby1: .me is Applandia, I think
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15:24 RacketCommitBot: [racket/master] make `port-try-file-lock?' work for Solaris - Matthew Flatt
15:24 RacketCommitBot: [racket/master] fix `call-with-file-lock/timeout' checking - Matthew Flatt
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17:52 jamessan: hmm, I'm not able to run a bunch of tests from collects/tests/racket/.  I always get an error from loadtest.rktl not being able to find tests/racket/testing.rktl (which is in tests/gracket/testing.rktl). am I doing something wrong or is this a problem with the tests?
17:53 jonrafkind: how did you invoke it?
17:55 samth: you might need to be in the collects/tests/racket directory
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17:59 jamessan: racket -f all.rktl
17:59 jamessan: I initiall tried quiet.rktl, since that's what I'd prefer, but it has an undefined identifier (Section-prefix)
18:00 samth: jamessan: that's very strange -- it shouldn'
18:00 samth: t do that
18:01 jamessan: hmm, n/m. this is related to the files we remove from the Debian source package
18:01 jamessan: things work from the upstream source
18:02 jamessan: guess I'll have to weed through that some more and see what else we can restore
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18:38 RacketCommitBot: [racket/master] Rename a parameter to better reflect what it's for. - Vincent St-Amour
18:38 RacketCommitBot: [racket/master] Refactoring. - Vincent St-Amour
18:38 RacketCommitBot: [racket/master] Add disappeared uses to have optimized code play nice with check-syntax. - Vincent St-Amour
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21:24 ozzloy: is there a way to unset environment variables in racket?
21:26 jonrafkind: looks like there isn't but you could bind `setenv' with ffi
21:27 ozzloy: i think i have an idea what that means, but i'm not sure
21:28 jonrafkind: you can get access to the C level function `setenv'
21:28 ozzloy: something like write my own setenv function in c, then somehow the acronym ffi is involved and then i can call that c function from racket
21:28 jonrafkind: (get-ffi-obj #f "setenv" (fun _str _str _int -> _int)) or something
21:29 jonrafkind: ffi is the foreign function interface
21:29 jonrafkind: setenv is a libc function
21:29 ozzloy: oic
21:29 offby1 wants a "ffs" library
21:29 ozzloy: heh
21:29 ozzloy wants a "dwim" library
21:30 jonrafkind: gfys is better
21:30 jonrafkind: or gtfo
21:30 ozzloy: somehow involving 'f'
21:30 jonrafkind: stfunubbbq
21:32 ozzloy: i made the run? command a little better.  it now has a companion (repl?)
21:33 ozzloy: s/command/function/
21:33 jonrafkind: what do you mean
21:34 ozzloy: https://gist.github.com/1138256 sorry i thought i had asked you about it at some point
21:34 ozzloy: writing something to determine if a source file was run versus (enter!)ed or (require)ed
21:35 ozzloy: the real project is writing a git hook script in racket
21:35 jonrafkind: oh interesting
21:36 ozzloy: but during development i've been running the script in terminal as well as in repl
21:36 ozzloy: which has been kinda annoying sometimes
22:23 asumu: Question: based on the docs, should (local (define x 3) x) not be a syntax error?
22:24 asumu: The docs claim internal definition contexts are those marked by the metavariable body.
22:24 asumu: The form of local is "(local [definition ...] body ...+)"
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22:25 ohwow_: it should be (local [(define x 3)] x)
22:25 asumu: I know that works, I'm just saying it sounds like from the docs that the other should be legal too.
22:25 ohwow_: Nah,
22:25 asumu: So I wanted to see if I'm misunderstanding how it's documented.
22:26 ohwow_: "definition ..." is a list of bindings expressed by define, define-values, define-syntax
22:27 asumu: I guess I should just use begin anyway.
22:27 asumu: Yes, I know.
22:27 asumu: The point is that the "body" metavariable supposedly means internal def. context, but I guess not always.
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23:31 asumu: Whoops, I actually see where the real syntax error was.
23:31 asumu: Local does in fact work exactly as advertised.
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