Scheme Weekly News

Scheme Weekly News for 2003-07-07

The List Header: I thought I was going to underrun by miles this week,
now that I'm back on schedule, but the monitor saved me again.  I must
add more URLs to it.  Does anyone have a URL to a good SXPath tutorial
that they can give me?  OK, enough abuse of editorial for now!  -- MJR

URL: http://mjr.towers.org.uk/swn/

	This is a round-up of news and announcements related to the
	Scheme programming language, mostly taken from newsgroups,
	mailing lists and web sites that I'm aware of.	Feel free to
	send me more.  The aim is to publish in multiple formats on the
	web each week, but more on that very soon.  (Date: 2003-07-07)
	(Compiled by: MJ Ray)


Quack 0.22

	Quack is an Emacs mode for better Scheme editing.  This release
	gives a new customization, `quack-newline-behavior', more
	manuals supported, better PLT support and a bug fix for XEmacs
	21.4.12 menus.

URL: http://www.neilvandyke.org/quack/


Final SRFI 42: Eager Comprehensions

	This Scheme Request For Implementation (SRFI) was placed into
	final status.  It defines a modular and portable mechanism for
	eager comprehensions.

URL: http://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-42/


GNU TeXmacs 1.0.1.17

	GNU TeXmacs is a structured document editor inspired by Emacs
	and LaTeX, but implemented using Guile Scheme.	This release
	continues the reorganisation of the plug-ins and adds a search
	engine for the documentation.

URL: http://www.texmacs.org/


CFP: LOPSTR 2003

	The International Symposium on Logic-based Program Synthesis
	and Transformation will take place on 25 - 27 August in Uppsala,
	Sweden and it has issued a call for participation.

URL: http://www.it.uu.se/pli03/index


HtmlPrag 0.6

	HtmlPrag is a permissive HTML parser that emits SXML.  It works
	with many popular Scheme dialects.  This release contains a bug
	fix by Scott G. Miller.

URL: http://www.neilvandyke.org/htmlprag/

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