put an expression to evaluate to find the path instead of the path

that was there when the html file was built.

closes PR 12545 (I do not agree with Eli's proposal for fixing this so I
did it differently)
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Robby Findler 2012-02-07 16:14:09 -06:00
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@ -22,7 +22,6 @@
slideshow/pict
racket/pretty))
@(interaction-eval #:eval amb-eval (begin (pretty-print-columns 40) (random-seed 0)))
@(define-runtime-path tut-subst.rkt (list 'lib "tut-subst.rkt" "redex"))
@(define orig-op (current-output-port))
@(define orig-ep (current-error-port))
@ -539,12 +538,14 @@ To define a reduction relation, we also have to define substitution.
Generally speaking, substitution functions are tricky to get right
and, since they generally are not shown in papers, we have defined
a workhorse substitution function in Racket that runs in near linear
time; the source code is here, if you'd like to have a look (with
test cases in the @filepath{test/tut-subst-test.rkt}, relative to
the directory below):
time; the source code is included with Redex, if you'd like to have a look;
evaluate the expression below in the REPL to find the precise path
on your system (test cases are in @filepath{test/tut-subst-test.rkt},
relative to @filepath{tut-subst.rkt}):
@centered{@filepath{@(path->string tut-subst.rkt)}}
@centered{@racket[(collection-file-path "tut-subst.rkt" "redex")]}
That file defines the function @racket[subst/proc] that expects four
arguments: a predicate for determining if an expression is a variable,
a list of variables to replace, a list of terms to replace them with,