← Back to context Comment by Denzel 9 years ago Very clean and easy to read, thanks for sharing. That code is amazingly illuminating. 3 comments Denzel Reply davexunit 9 years ago Thank you! rrhd 9 years ago I'm reading it and I'm just wondering what this line means (eqv? #\1 (call-with-input-file userns-file read-char)) specifically the #\1? davexunit 9 years ago #\ is the weird syntax for character objects in Guile, so #\1 is the character "1". This expression reads a single character from userns-file and checks if it is the character "1".
davexunit 9 years ago Thank you! rrhd 9 years ago I'm reading it and I'm just wondering what this line means (eqv? #\1 (call-with-input-file userns-file read-char)) specifically the #\1? davexunit 9 years ago #\ is the weird syntax for character objects in Guile, so #\1 is the character "1". This expression reads a single character from userns-file and checks if it is the character "1".
rrhd 9 years ago I'm reading it and I'm just wondering what this line means (eqv? #\1 (call-with-input-file userns-file read-char)) specifically the #\1? davexunit 9 years ago #\ is the weird syntax for character objects in Guile, so #\1 is the character "1". This expression reads a single character from userns-file and checks if it is the character "1".
davexunit 9 years ago #\ is the weird syntax for character objects in Guile, so #\1 is the character "1". This expression reads a single character from userns-file and checks if it is the character "1".
Thank you!
I'm reading it and I'm just wondering what this line means
specifically the #\1?
#\ is the weird syntax for character objects in Guile, so #\1 is the character "1". This expression reads a single character from userns-file and checks if it is the character "1".