drewc @drewc is trying not to be pointless and it turned into an end-to-end schoolyard game with lots of points on all sides with no clear winner ... Hmmmm .... know what to do?
Before I get high, let me say that I remember the JS grammar being crazy for almost every token... and my head keeps pointing out a flaw in my design where I went for greed over speed to make it general in design as that was part of the requirements.
What is the right pattern to do this the right way, without hard coding values? https://gist.github.com/eb3e36e09e48eb99af85174c63719acf
> (let ((hd '("A" "B" "C")) (lns '((1 2 3) (foo bar baz))))
(map (lambda (ln)
(let (jso 'individual-hash-table)
(map (lambda (k v) `(set-hash-here-for ,jso ,k ,v)) hd ln))) lns))
=>
(((set-hash-here-for individual-hash-table #0="A" 1) (set-hash-here-for individual-hash-table #1="B" 2) (set-hash-here-for individual-hash-table #2="C" 3))
((set-hash-here-for individual-hash-table #0# foo) (set-hash-here-for individual-hash-table #1# bar) (set-hash-here-for individual-hash-table #2# baz)))
obviously return the hash table, and not my psuedafed
ahh ` quote for a macro
:P
cattle prod used for anonymous functions
Here's more along the lines of what you want:
1> (let ((hd '("A" "B" "C")) (lns '((1 2 3) (foo bar baz)))) (map (lambda (ln) (let (jso (make-table)) (map (lambda (k v) (table-set! jso k v)) hd ln) jso)) lns))
(#<table #5> #<table #6>)
1> (map hash->list #)
(((#0="C" . 3) (#1="B" . 2) (#2="A" . 1)) ((#0# . baz) (#1# . bar) (#2# . foo)))
1>
what is # a shortcut for in the map call?
last result?
ober @ober has only used quote in compiler macros
In other words:
# = (#<table #5> #<table #6>)
> (def lst [1 2 3])
> `(,0 ,@lst)
(0 1 2 3)
> [0 lst ...]
(0 1 2 3)
src/build.sh build_tags
src/build.sh tags even
build_doc () {
feedback_low "Build gerbil docs"
GERBIL_HOME="${GERBIL_BASE}" #required by gxtags
export GERBIL_HOME
(cd "${GERBIL_HOME}/doc" && npm install && node_modules/vuepress/cli.js dev)
}
@jordeam ^^
src/./build.sh doc
@jordeam it builds the docs and serves it on localhost
I'll be getting 2-3 weeks off from work around xmas, so I can work on it
logic programming in scheme
so cool
When asking about it after the presentation, he said miniKanren should have no issues with being compatible with Gambit, so probably Gerbil as well.