who the hell cares...

svn: r171
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Jono Spiro 2004-08-10 02:10:49 +00:00
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@ -119,14 +119,18 @@ MzTake requires PLT Scheme v208 and higher.
Demos
You can find demos of a few different uses of MzTake (including
the "highway.ss" example) in the following directories:
If you installed MzTake using the .PLT distritubtion, you can
find demos of a few different uses of MzTake in the
following directories:
On Linux:
$PLTHOME/collects/mztake/demos/
~/.plt-scheme/208/collects/mztake/demos
On Windows (typically):
c:\Program Files\PLT\collects\mztake\demos\
C:\Documents and Settings\Jono\Application Data\PLT Scheme\208\collects\mztake
Where "Jono" is your username, and "208" is the version of
DrScheme you are running.
You should be able to run them in DrScheme by switching to the
"MzTake" language from the "Experimental Languages" section
@ -148,12 +152,12 @@ MzTake without ever having written a FrTime script before!
integration used to derive the
value of pi
./random/random-Xs-test.ss - tests the quality of Scheme's random
./random/random-test.ss - tests the quality of Scheme's random
number generator with a histogram
./misc/exception-test.ss - demonstrates how MzTake catches exceptions
./exception/exception-test.ss - demonstrates how MzTake catches exceptions
./misc/first-class-test.ss - demonstrates how you can add multiple
./first-class/first-class-test.ss - demonstrates how you can add multiple
traces to the same variable in a file
to 'record' its evolution, and how you
can trace first-class functions, such
@ -448,6 +452,8 @@ Tips: When you have a behavior that you want to turn into
MzTake defines a few functions on time-varying values
that are particularly useful when debugging:
> (history-e stream)
> (history-b stream)
Keeps a complete history of all the values seen
@ -455,6 +461,8 @@ that are particularly useful when debugging:
Use with BINDs: (history-b x-trace)
> (history-e n stream)
> (history-b n stream)
Keeps a list of the last n values of a behavior
@ -701,6 +709,6 @@ We are eager to hear about how you are using MzTake!
Shriram Krishnamurthi
---
Icons for MzTake come from the Gnome Project: Nautilus Emblems
Icons for MzTake come from the Gnome Project: Nautilus Emblems.
These are provided under the GPL license.
http://jimmac.musichall.cz/ikony.php3

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@ -8,20 +8,13 @@
(not (or (regexp-match #rx".svn$" path)
(regexp-match #rx".bak$" path)
(regexp-match #rx".1$" path)
(regexp-match #rx"-uncommented.ss$" path)
(regexp-match #rx"make" path)))))
;For use with PLaneT
#;(parameterize ((current-directory "."))
(pack "mztake-planet.plt"
"MzTake Debugger"
'(".")
'()
my-filter
#t
'file
#f
#f
'(("frtime") ("stepper"))))
; for use not on PLaneT
(pack-collections "mztake-distro.plt" "MzTake Debugger" '(("mztake")("frtime")) #t '(("stepper")) my-filter #f))
;without frtime bundled:
(pack-collections "mztake-frtime-distro.plt" "MzTake Debugger"
'(("mztake")) #t '(("frtime")("stepper")) my-filter #f)
(pack-collections "mztake-distro.plt" "MzTake Debugger"
'(("mztake")("frtime")) #t '(("stepper")) my-filter #f))

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@ -5,7 +5,8 @@ all:
plt:
mred -u make-plt.ss
mv *.plt ../../web/files/
clean:
rm -r compiled private/compiled
rm *distro*
${RM} -r compiled private/compiled
${RM} *distro*