[plt-scheme] scheme in java

Thanks !

But in fact, I read http://docs.plt-scheme.org/web-server/index.html and it
seems interesting. Now, I decided to use JScheme. As I said to Shriram, it
is an interpreter Scheme one can use in java.

Simply write :

JScheme myScheme =new JScheme();
system.out.println( myScheme.eval("(+ 1 2)").toString());


And I don't know if I am going to code my entire application in Scheme as it
said in http://docs.plt-scheme.org/web-server/index.html ("can be used to
develop Web applications in Scheme."). For the GUI, I prefer to use a object
oriented language. For the engine, I prefer a functionnal language where
data and programs have the same structures.

Any way, thanks for your answers. I will try to convince the computer
science department of my university to teach Scheme and to use DrScheme,
because... Scheme is a work of art.

Best,

François





2008/8/17 Grant Rettke <grettke at acm.org>

> >> 2) What do you mean by exactly "pretty big scheme" ? Is it R6RS ?
> >
> > A better name would be "kitchen sink Scheme": it's Standard Scheme
> > plus all the usual PLT additions (structures, LOCAL, better names for
> > some primitives, etc, etc).  The Help Desk (under the Help menu) will
> > give you more info.
>
> If François wants to use the PLT web server, would he be better off
> moving his code from "pretty big" to "#lang scheme using modules"?
>
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