H开发者_C百科as anyone got any idea how or if it is possible to carry parentheses auto complete in drScheme/RacketDrRacket doesn\'t auto-complete closing parentheses (which I\'m assuming is what you\'
I am confused by the terms for a long time, thinking it is good to ask out what exactly do they mean:
I am trying to write a wrapper for define, that stores the values passed to it.I\'ve been approaching it in baby steps (being new to Lisp in general, and even newer to Scheme) but have run into a wall
Is there an equivalent in DrRacket to set-car! a开发者_开发知识库nd set-cdr! in SICP?If you want to go through SICP with Racket, you should use Neil\'s package that makes it easier -- you\'d get a lan
currently, when I am experimenting the continuation in functional languages, my understanding is that a continuation records the current program counter and register files, and when a continuation is
I had problem even in choosing a title for this question. Please feel free to edit it. I got this Scheme code and did not understand this block.
Note: I am not asking which to learn, which is better, or anything like that. I picked up the free version of SICP because I felt it would be nice to read (I\'ve heard good stuff about it, and I\'m i
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I need some basic stuff for working with the GUI library in Racket. How do I set the callback function to a button like this:
I am trying to map let and set! onto lists something like this: (map (lambda (x) (let ((x #f)))) <list>)