[plt-scheme] Running mzscheme command line scripts

From: Tommy Nordgren (tommy.nordgren at chello.se)
Date: Sat May 6 08:32:23 EDT 2006

On 6 maj 2006, at 11.57, Tommy Nordgren wrote:

>
> On 6 maj 2006, at 02.21, Noel Welsh wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> --- Tommy Nordgren <tommy.nordgren at chello.se> wrote:
>>
>>> How do I pass an auxillary directory/set of directories
>>> to look in
>>> for library files?
>>
>> http://schemecookbook.org/Cookbook/GettingStartedCollectionSearchPath
>>
>> It certainly isn't a complete discussion but should help
>> you.
>>
>
> 	One thing I wonder is what effects it have to set the PLTCOLLECTS  
> environment variable.
> Is it appended/prepended to the default search path, or does it  
> override it?
>
	I've been able to test this with an existing script. Wether standard  
paths is included depends
on wether the paths passed in PLTCOLLECTS include an empty path.
For example, with the bash shell:
 >PLTCOLLECTS=~/libs: mzscheme -r script ## Will find standard libraries
 >PLTCOLLECTS=~/libs mzscheme -r script  ## Will NOT find standard  
libraries.
(NOTE) On Windows, use semicolon instead

>>
>>> Do anyone know of any Ant Tasks for running a set of
>>> files through mzscheme?
>>
>> I would be very surprised if this exists.
>>
>> HTH,
>> Noel
>>
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