<panicking>Hi All! Is there a way to specify a <class> to each slot of a class using goops? Regards. <dsmith>There was some talk a while back about Geiser not working with Guile 3. Did anyone ever get to the bottom of that? <dsmith>(seems to be working for me with a fresh geiser and geiser-guile install) <flatwhatson>yep i think lampilelo got to the bottom of it, so the latest should work <flatwhatson>it was specifically the syntax changes in 3.0.6, was working fine before that <dsmith>Oh man. I forgot how nice geiser is. <flatwhatson>yep i also use flycheck-guile and turn on geiser's company-mode support ***sneek_ is now known as sneek
<emestee>is it a good style for a function to accept either a list _or_ a function that returns a list in the same argument? <ArneBab>emestee: I think I would rather use define* from (ice-9 optargs) to pass a named argument: #:args '(…) or #:argument-provider fun <RhodiumToad>or just accept the function returning the list; the caller can use (const '(...)) to pass a list <ArneBab>RhodiumToad: I didn’t know const — thank you! ***dsmith is now known as dsmith`
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<tohoyn>I filed bug #48847 about statprof not printing call counts <ix>Hello.. say i have this sexp: (public-key <ix> (q #7514F8D729DB1935470A581CE3851ED9FD6F1F9BAFE1D8BEC77A931ADB7A4337#))) <ix>Can i reproduce that in literal guile? <ix>The hashes seem to mess things up <dsmith>Yeah, The Guile reader won't know what to do that #...# thing. <ix>dsmith: whats my best option? <ix>Ooh, there's (@ (gcrypt pk-crypto) string->canonical-sexp) and canonical-sexp->string ***KindOne_ is now known as KindOne
<bud>i was looking around for something that could do "mouse-chords" <bud>and found that it is possible with xbindkeys if configured with guile. <bud>it works and the chords are defined on the last lines. <bud>holding b:3 (right mouse button) and pressing b:1 displays the popup "helloC" <bud>this is cool and all, except that now, right mouse button only acts as a modifier, and i cant use it normally. <bud>so what i am asking, is there a simple way to set a default command, if b:3 is released by itself? <dsmith>Wow, that's pretty cool. Didn't know about xbindkeys