Eduardo Cavazos
2009-02-10 21:45:55 UTC
Hello,
The manual says:
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(err5rs records syntactic))
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I usually run larceny via Emacs's 'run-scheme' with "larceny -err5rs" as
the scheme program. It's a hassle to paste in an import form each time I
start it up. The minimal bootstrap method I've found is to do
(import (err5rs load))
And the 'load' a file with contains all the imports I'd like to have in
my repl.
It'd be easier to just do:
$ larceny -err5rs some-file-with-an-import-form.scm
I've tried things like this:
$ larceny -err5rs -- some-file-with-an-import-form.scm
and this:
$ larceny -err5rs -- -e '(import (err5rs load))'
but they don't seem to work.
Ed
The manual says:
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(import (rnrs base)
(rnrs io simple)(err5rs records syntactic))
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I usually run larceny via Emacs's 'run-scheme' with "larceny -err5rs" as
the scheme program. It's a hassle to paste in an import form each time I
start it up. The minimal bootstrap method I've found is to do
(import (err5rs load))
And the 'load' a file with contains all the imports I'd like to have in
my repl.
It'd be easier to just do:
$ larceny -err5rs some-file-with-an-import-form.scm
I've tried things like this:
$ larceny -err5rs -- some-file-with-an-import-form.scm
and this:
$ larceny -err5rs -- -e '(import (err5rs load))'
but they don't seem to work.
Ed