<Guest45684>lloda: wrt to g-wrap, the fact that it did not find guile is because somehow, you have a 'bad' aclocal config. this is such a common 'bug' that that in all projects I have either contributed and/or maintain, not only do I add AC_CONFIG_MACRO_DIR([m4]) in the configure.ac file, but I copy guile.m4 in that m4 subdir as well: this fix the problem, and it will report when the user does not have gule install (instead of raising an obscure <Guest45684>lloda: in all projets I contributed/maintain, ..., but g-wrap :), I will add it now <Guest45684>lloda: this (g-wrap guile.m4 related bug) is now fixed, both on devel and master, whenever you have an opportunity, pull and try again: you shouldn't have to set the flags by hand anymore ... <daviid>hum, the above was me, daviid ... <daviid>freenode did get my password in time I guess, had to regain ... fixed <daviid>lloda: of course you still have to pass (or define and export) CFLAGS=-Wno-error=deprecated-declarations <chrislck>anyone good at guile-json? I'm converting (scm->json '((1 2 3) (2 3 4) (3 4 5))) and it converts to {"1":[2,3], "2":[3,4], "3":[4,5]} -- what's the source format that will convert to [[1,2,3],[2,3,4],[3,4,5]] ??? <chrislck>or perhaps the question is meaningless because the list-of-list-of-integers is not JSON <galex-713>or even multidimensional arrays maybe (see doc), could be what you want <chrislck>tried, I think this is out of scope, so, dead end for now. or create own tool :-o ***ayys_ is now known as ayys
<amz3>chrislck: list are represented as arrays in guile json <amz3>chrislck: take some json convert use guile-json to read it and see what you've got <amz3>galex-713: an array is written #(1 2 3)