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It works - you need to check out the develop branchIt works - you need to check out the develop branchPosted Dec 5, 2012 19:42 UTC (Wed) by david.a.wheeler (guest, #72896)In reply to: doesn't work :( by HelloWorld Parent article: GNU Guile 2.0.7 released
It works, you just need to check out the *develop* branch in the git repo, not the *master* branch. The master branch represents the currently-released version. Our workflow is described in http://sourceforge.net/p/readable/wiki/Workflow/ and is based on Vincent Driessen's "successful git branching model" workflow. I get: $ ./sweeten <<< '(defun foo (bar baz) ...)' defun foo (bar baz) bar baz ... Which I believe is what you wanted.
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It works - you need to check out the develop branch Posted Dec 5, 2012 19:54 UTC (Wed) by HelloWorld (guest, #56129) [Link] Hi, OK, I got the master branch now.$ ./sweeten <<< '(defun foo (bar baz) ...)' defun foo (bar baz) bar baz ...Yes, that is what I get too, but... how does it make sense? The function arguments are there twice now. I'm not much of a Lisp person, but shouldn't it be either defun foo (bar baz) ...or defun foo bar baz ...?
Whups! Bug fixed Posted Dec 5, 2012 21:34 UTC (Wed) by david.a.wheeler (guest, #72896) [Link] how does it make sense? The technical answer is, "because I screwed up" :-). A copy-and-paste error on my part, sorry. I was so focused on getting the first line right that I didn't pay attention to the second line once I got the first line right. I guess I'm still human. I've fixed the bug and posted it on the git repo. I knew there was a reason to have a development branch :-).
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