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Journal: Jan 21, 2009</h1>
<i>Bryan Newbold, <a href="mailto:bnewbold@mit.edu">bnewbold@mit.edu</a></i><br />
<i><a href="http://web.mit.edu/bnewbold/thesis/">
http://web.mit.edu/bnewbold/thesis/</a></i>
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Aha! Found the hook needed to disable error interrupt REPLs in mit-scheme:
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(set! standard-error-hook (lambda (x) (begin (warn x) (cmdl-interrupt/abort-top-level))))
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For example:
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1 ]=> (set! standard-error-hook (lambda (x) (begin (warn x) (cmdl-interrupt/abort-top-level))))
;Value: #f
1 ]=> (car 3)
;Warning: The object 3, passed as the first argument to car, is not the correct type.
;Quit!
1 ]=>
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This makes it much easier for sage to do subprocess interactions. I have a
half-working scm scheme interface and now a half-working mit-scheme interface;
files for both are in the <a href="../other/">other</a> folder. I should have
a demo server running on <a href="http://xvm.mit.edu">SIPB's XVM service</a>
tomorrow, maybe if I polish these interfaces I can package them up as optional
sage .spkgs. Most importantly, for now only put one S-expression in a scheme
notebook cell at a time.
<p />
Of course removing the error REPL loop of course takes away excellent
functionality from the interactive session... to me a vertically split edwin
session with a file *scheme* buffer on the top and REPL output on the bottom is
the best way to "do" scheme.
<p />
In other news I just learned the vim command I was missing: <code>gq}</code>
will rewrap the current paragraph to ~70 columns width; <code>gq</code> will do
the same to the current selection in visual mode. FINALLY.
<hr />
Got mechanics sort of running in sage. Was able to plot and (se ...) from
within the browser notebook interface which was a... strange experience.
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See <a href="../other/sage-scheme-notes.txt">sage-scheme-notes.txt</a> for
installation instructions...
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I should either write up a patch or submit a bug/request for a --version
flag for mit-scheme, it needs one!
<p />Todo for scmutils in sage:
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<li />Handle multiline inputs properly (now echos a lot)
<li />Handle multiple S-expressions in one notebook cell
<li />Either basic wrappers or reimplementations for (se ...) and the plotting
functions so their results will pop up in the notebook
<li />Interact examples!
<li />Either drop or finish object wrapping... maybe look through the other
interface examples more carefully?
<li />Wrap as an .spkg? Compilation issues on other platforms? Documentation
and tests?
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