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<djcb>I'm defining some global config variables for my API; is there a recommended way to name them>? I.e., *my-variable* or %my-variable seem to be the popular choices. <lloda>*parameter* and %global-variable I think <lloda>I only use *parameter* myself <OrangeShark>so it recommends *my-variable* for globally mutable variables. <thomasd>repeating my question from yesterday (how many tries do I get? :-) ): is there a way to compile a guile script and run it, apart from the auto-compilation? <OrangeShark>thomasd: so you compile the guile script and it still auto-compiles when you run it? <thomasd>no, I compile the guile script with guild compile script.scm -o script.go, but then I don't know how to run the script .go <thomasd>I know it's possible by creating a module and an entry procedure and calling 'guile -c "((@ my-module) my-procedure))"', but that seems overkill <thomasd>Oh, it's just the file-name. The compiled file should be "script.scm.go", and then guile does find it :-D ***webshinra_ is now known as webshinra
<djcb>OrangeShark: lloda: great, thanks! <bavier`>thomasd: you can put guile in the shebang. there's a section in the guile manual discussing it <rain1>nothing much, thinking about what to work on next <amz3`>rain1: what did you do previously? <amz3`>On my side, I am trying to create a user interface that looks like a REPL in a browser <amz3`>my initial thought was to create a Natural Language to RDF query but I will stick to simple commands for the time being <amz3`>I had prepared a paper for participating to mocha challenge <amz3`>it's the most interesting documentation <amz3`>also I've been adding unit tests <amz3`>I am thinking about how to implement full text search inside the versioned triple store <amz3`>My current thought is to simply implement a blog app with a REPL-like user interface <amz3`>even if it's sound silly and is not very good for search engines, it could be fun <amz3`>I will store REPL session in the database with private links, so that people can come back later and continue there session <amz3`>what I would like to know is how people interact with the REPL <amz3`>and increase coverage of commands little by little <amz3`>I would love to use guile-gnome, but the setup is daunting <amz3`>Also, I am trying to get hang of the code base at my new job <amz3`>very difficult, a lot of moving pieces, and many many repositories, which makes it hard to reason about the code properly <amz3`>thankfully emacs support go-to-definition via elpy <amz3`>what I would like to know is how people interact with the REPL, and increase coverage of commands little, maybe along the way I can do some AI that is more interesting that regular expressions <spk121>Hello everybody. Is guile-enabled gdb still broken because of the guile 2.2 ports change? Or does guile-enabled gdb build now?