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<sneek>Welcome back daviid, you have 1 message! <sneek>daviid, str1ngs says: both <webkit-navigation-policy-decision> and <webkit-response-policy-decision> work now. without using change-class. I only test 'decide-policy signal since that's the only signal I know of right now that does this. <daviid>str1ngs: ok, perfect - it will work for any signal that sublcasses one or more of its arguments <pkill9>what's the character code for open and close parentheses? <daviid>pkill9: that is a quiz for the repl :) <pkill9>i forgot about string-replace-substring <pkill9>(string-replace-substring "(" "(" "\(") does nothing <daviid>pkill9: prob need to escape the \ <daviid>(display "\(\n") vs. (display "\\(\n") <daviid>pkill9: 6.15.3 Backslash Escapes <daviid>pkill9: and 6.6.3 Characters as well .. <daviid>(char->integer #\() (char->integer #\)) to answer your previous quiz <a_v_p>Guilers! I'm thinking about a macro for my recent project (Metabash) that should look something like this: (M#! remote session "cat /etc/hosts" => local "sort" => local "grep 127.0.0.1") <a_v_p>Is it possible to accomplish with syntax-rules/syntax-case, or I need something *more powerful*? <dsmith-work>a_v_p: Have you looked at scsh ? ISTR that they had some maros for command lines. That was probably with lispy defmacro style macros though. <a_v_p>dsmith-work: Thanks! I think I saw some examples of macros from SCSH sources today... seems to need to dig deeper. <dsmith-work>I think there have been at least two different efforts to port scsh to guile in the past. Not sure what the current status is. ***ftknox_ is now known as ftknox
<a_v_p>Unfortunately it does not match syntax like: (M#! remote session "ps aux" => local "grep guile")