[plt-scheme] Running File -> Install .plt File command against "PLaneT Package Repository"

Noel:

Thanks for your reply !

I have just downloaded version 370, and tried to download webbot.plt from 
Planet by means of the require function:

(require (planet "[file]" ("oesterholt" "webbot.plt" 1 3)))

I have the following error reported:

open-input-file: cannot open input file: "C:\Documents and 
Settings\Administrator\Application Data\PLT 
Scheme\planet\300\370\cache\oesterholt\webbot.plt\1\3\[file]" (The system 
cannot find the file specified.; errno=2)

I don't know what [file] means, but that dir exists, and there are six .ss 
or .scm files and three subdirs (compiled, examples and html) in it.

What am I doing wrong? What should I do?

Thanks in advance !

Luis


>From: "Noel Welsh" <noelwelsh at gmail.com>
>To: "Luis Rosso" <lmrosso at hotmail.com>
>CC: plt-scheme at list.cs.brown.edu
>Subject: Re: [plt-scheme] Running File -> Install .plt File command against 
>"PLaneT Package Repository"
>Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2007 14:17:12 +0100
>
>On 7/25/07, Luis Rosso <lmrosso at hotmail.com> wrote:
>>I am trying to install some packages available in the "PLaneT Package
>>Repository".
>...
>>setup-plt: Setup version is 301
>
>This suggests you're using a very old version of PLT Scheme.  I
>suggest you download the latest version (370).  Then, to install code
>from planet you have two options:
>
>  - you can simply open up DrScheme and type in the 'require'
>statement listed on Planet.  E.g. to install SchemeUnit:
>
>   (require (planet "test.ss" ("schematics" "schemeunit.plt" 2)))
>
>  - there is a planet command line tool that will download code.  Run
>the tool to see the options.
>
>HOWEVER note you don't need to install .plts from Planet.  This is the
>beauty of Planet -- whenever your code requires code from Planet it
>will automatically download and install the code for you!  It's really
>very neat.
>
>N.

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