expand-user-path porting note
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(define my-stuff ....)
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Note the absence of the parenthesis wrapping the module content
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(it is terminated by the end-of-file) and the absence of the
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redundant identifier `my-library'.
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Note the absence of the parenthesis wrapping the module content (it
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is terminated by the end-of-file) and the absence of the redundant
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identifier `my-library'.
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- Under Unix, "~" is no longer automatically expanded to a user's
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home directory. The `expand-path' function takes an optional
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argument to explicitly expand the abbreviation.
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home directory. The `expand-user-path' function from `scheme/base'
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explicitly expands the abbreviation (but this function should be
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used carefully; library functions should typically allow "~" to be
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a relative path).
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- Hash table printing is enabled by default.
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