I\'m trying to make sense of the example code here (below Examples). I 开发者_开发问答don\'t understand that parametrize construct. The docs for it are here, but they don\'t help. What does it do?para
what\'s wrong with this code in Dr.Scheme using Pretty Big? i seem to remember doing similar things in the past with no problem.
If I do a: (regexp-split (regexp \" \") \"look tom\") I get (\"look\" \"tom\") Which is fine, but I can\'t eval that. If I try to (eval-string) it [which is inside mzlib/string], it errors out,
When yo开发者_如何学Pythonu compile something written in PLT Scheme on Linux that have a GUI the final will be in a grey(default) theme of Linux, but I want to know
Assume I have a such struct: (define-struct node (value next)) ;and making 2 nodes, parent pointing to child as next.
(read) takes in a string from stdin, parses it as an s-expression, and returns that expression. How do I do the exact开发者_运维百科 same thing, except taking input from a file?Any of these:
I can do it in Java, Python, Has开发者_如何学编程kell... how do you do it in DrScheme? A customary google search didn\'t yield the answer.I know this is MIT Scheme, not DrScheme, but have you tried fl
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Is there a for loop or for each loop in Scheme ? I\'ve been searching around and found there is a keyword \"every\" but the scheme compiler language I\'m using does not have this function pre-build i
I realize this is a total n00b question, but I\'m curious and I thought I might get a better explanation here than anywhere else.Here\'s a list (I\'m using Dr. Scheme)
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