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<amz3>OrangeShark: I pushed the test "framework", I am not using srfi 64 because it has a bug <amz3>but once the bug is solved it should be possible to move to srfi 64 easily <amz3>OrangeShark: also it's not integrated with autotools <amz3>OrangeShark: did you made progress regarding git web replacement? <amz3>TBH, right now I am overwhelmed <amz3>I need to break the task into smaller tasks ***whiteline__ is now known as whiteline
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<roelj>I'm trying to put the contents of a binary file into a string with Guile, but `(with-input-from-file filename read-string)' doesn't seem to do it.. How can I properly do this? <rekado>roelj: a string is for text. You could use a bytestream instead. <roelj>rekado: So a string isn't the equivalent of `char *' or `uint8_t *'? :O <rekado>see the “Bytevectors” section in the Guile reference. Provided by the ‘(rnrs bytevectors)’ module. <rekado>you can convert between bytevectors and strings but this requires you to provide an encoding <rekado>I’m using bytevectors to read HTTP POST payloads in rcas-web. <roelj>I want to use it to serve static files from my web server (Using the (web server) module). <rekado>this was adapted from guix-web by davexunit <roelj>Aha. There seems to be more interesting things I also have functions for (like file-extension). <random-nick>roelj: strings are the equivalent to something like C++ strings <roelj>Actually, it makes a lot of sense that strings need an encoding to interpreter the bytes.. Something I had just always taken for granted to work. ***random-nick is now known as lynch-erec
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