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<faLUCE>hello. myString is "<script> foobar </script>". How can I replace "<script>" with "token1" and "</script>" with "token2" ? <zig>is this supposed to remain in the code: module/statprof.scm <zig>271: (pk 'what! (make-stack #t))))) <zig>883: (pk 'what! (make-stack #t))))) <faLUCE>could not imagine that it had to be implemented <lloda>well I for one think that should be in Guile <lloda>I'd create (ice-9 strings) and merge -13 and all the core functions in there <lloda>I don't know if there are incompatible ones tho <chrislck>the question is who will be in charge of creating it? <lloda>it seems -13 is in core always, so there's no need to merge <lloda>I've read that there is a concern of bloating the core <lloda>but if there is broad agreement that such or such function belongs in Guile itself and not some library, then I'd just add it <lloda>the patch would be trivial, but maintainers have to agree, or allow someone else to make the decision. <lloda>once I did create (ice-9 arrays) that has a couple functions only, just to avoid putting them in core <lloda>it is p. weird that you need to import (rnrs bytevectors) to get bytevector-length, but something like string-normalize-nfkc is just there <chrislck>(ice-9 string-fun) could have an additional function <nly>sneek later tell janneke web manuals made it into the cvs web repo <sneek>janneke, you have 1 message. <sneek>janneke, nly says: web manuals made it into the cvs web repo ***ng0_ is now known as ng0
<faLUCE>hello. myVar contains the content of a text file, which I have to copy inside a html document. Then, according to HTML standard, I have to replace special characters like <, >, / etc. What's the easiest way to do that, in scheme(guile)? <faLUCE>do I have to implement myself the function or is there anything for doing that?