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<tomnor>If I make a module by using define-module and also want to do some use-modules "imports"

<tomnor>Do I have to say define-module first? is the order important?

<daviid> graywolf: for a blog, i'd stick to sxml, admittedly a bit more annoying to use when writing, but ime, it will give you max fine grained tuning whenver you'll need to, no other 'system' will let you pick (and define the associatd css) class/property) to the same level of ... fwiw

<rlb>tomnor: if you're asking what I think you're asking, then yes, I suspect you want the use-modules statements after the define-module because you'll be "in" the new module at that point.

<rlb>i.e. (current-module) will be the module specified by the define-module.

<civodul>janneke: indeed!

<tomnor>rlb: yes, thanks. The other order can render the use-modules call ineffective I experience

<ArneBab>I expanded my map of Scheme a bit: https://www.draketo.de/software/programming-basics-wisp#name-logic-results — my plan is to first finish this for wisp and then make a version for regular Scheme by automatic transformation of the code snippets (and removal of 2-3 special cases that are not present there)

<janneke>sneek: seen dthompson?

<sneek>dthompson was last seen in #spritely 2 days ago, saying: yw :).

<janneke>sneek: later ask dthompson: does hoot support goops?

<sneek>Will do.

<janneke>sneek: botsnack

<sneek>:)

<civodul>‘emit-cached-toplevel-box’ produces a lot of repetitive code

<civodul>i wonder if it would make sense to have a macro-instruction for that at -O1

<rlb>...pushed some minor fixes to main that I came up with during the utf-8 work, mainly to skip test files beginning with "." so that emacs' "edit in progress" dangling symlinks to nowhere won't cause spurious failures. Thanks to civodul for suggesting improvements.

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