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10 points by sacado 5918 days ago | link | parent

Well, it's on the git now. To have the executable, just run

  mzc --exe arc1 arc1.scm
If you feel adventurous, mzc --gui-exe arc1 arc1.scm might give you access to MrEd, the graphical library of MzScheme (a MrEd binding to arc could be a nice thing :) but I didn't try it.


3 points by eds 5918 days ago | link

Very nice. Both your suggested commands worked for me (on Windows XP).

I like the GUI especially (it actually solves a bug I found with mzscheme that was stopping me from pasting code directly into the command line). Although I find it somewhat strange that I have to click quit twice in order to actually close the program.

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1 point by ryantmulligan 5918 days ago | link

does the first click close Arc and the second close MrEd?

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1 point by eds 5918 days ago | link

Yes.

  Use (quit) to quit, (tl) to return here after an interrupt.
  arc> (quit)
  
  [Exited]
Clicking close after this closes the window. Similarly, clicking close twice seems to first send a break signal, then close the window.

I kind-of understand why it is doing this, but it might be nice to have it quit immediately when the user enters (quit).

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