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<dongcarl>Any helper functions to negate a predicate? Or do I have to just define a lambda?

<dongcarl>apparently... It's `negate`...

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<davexunit>dongcarl: yup, that's the one!

<lloda>I use (compose not f?)

<lloda>well that's not a lambda

<lloda>anyway

<lloda>well it is

<lloda>morning :-/

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<dsmith-work>Happy Friday, Guilers!!

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<manumanumanu>Hey ho!

<manumanumanu>wingo_: Sorry to bother you this lovely friday evening, but will #:declarative? in module definitions be ignored in a future 2.2 release or do I have to autotoolify my poor little modules using it if I want 2.2-3.0 compatibility?

<davexunit>manumanumanu: I'm wondering the same thing!

<davexunit>I've figured out how to make the module that was causing me problems to be compatible with declarative modules, so I no longer have to use the new module syntax, but if it crops up again I'd love to know the proper backwards compatible way to deal with it.

<manumanumanu>Or rather: would a patch be accepted?

<davexunit>there's probably a way to make it work

<manumanumanu>ignoring #:declarative? x would be backwards compatible :)

<davexunit>but old guile's would need to have foreseen this.

<davexunit>but alas it's invalid syntax

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