[plt-scheme] require planet packages, latest version?

However, It doesn't clear enough, because I still get roos.scm version 1 
5 instead of the expected 1 6...

What would be the problem?

--Hans


Will M Farr schreef:
> Yeah, that'll do it (from personal experience).  Just don't get on a 
> long plane flight expecting to do work using SchemeUnit before you 
> encounter a (require "test.ss" ...) form :).
>
> Will
>
> On Apr 30, 2007, at 3:48 PM, Hans Oesterholt-Dijkema wrote:
>
>> What I did was (in msys):
>>
>> rm -rf /c/Documents\ and\ Settings/hdijkema/Application\ Data/PLT\ 
>> Scheme/planet/300/360/
>>
>> planet -p
>> <nothing there>
>>
>> I think this should clear the cache???
>>
>> --Hans
>>
>>
>> Will M Farr schreef:
>>>> Yes, for instance.
>>>>
>>>> >(require (planet "roos.scm" ("oesterholt" "roos.plt" 1 0)))
>>>>
>>>> planet -p
>>>> oesterholt roos.plt 1 5
>>>>
>>>> I must explicitly do:
>>>>
>>>> >(require (planet "roos.scm" ("oesterholt" "roos.plt" 1 6)))
>>>>
>>>> to get the latest version.
>>>
>>> Isn't this because PlaneT first looks locally for a package which 
>>> would satisfy the requirements?  So, if you ask for at least 1.0, 
>>> and you have a .plt package for 1.5 on your system, it won't go 
>>> online to check for 1.6?  If so, you could probably beat it by issuing
>>>
>>> planet -d oesterholt roos.plt 1 6
>>>
>>> to get a local copy of 1.6.  Then clearing the linkage table and 
>>> requesting 1.0 or better would give you 1.6.
>>>
>>> Will
>>>
>>>
>>
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