[plt-scheme] Problems with the require expression in PLT-Scheme 4.0

Dear Jens,

In answer to your questions,

 *1. Have you chosen the "module" language?
Yes I choose the "module" langauage.

*  2. Are you using version 1.1 of sicp.plt ?
*Tried 1.0 and 1.1  - with same result.

*  3. Which file and line does the error "string->number: expects argument
of type <string>; given #f"
     refer to?
*I think it refers to the (require (planet "sicp.ss" ("soegaard" "sicp.plt"
1 1))) expression itself, it does not explicitly state a file name nor line
number. When I remove this line the functions within the package are not
referenceable.

*  4. Which platform are you using?
* I am using Windows-XP Pro with Service Pack 2.*

Regards,
Joshua Ewulo
2008/6/17 Jens Axel Soegaard <jensaxel at soegaard.net>:

>
>  2008/6/16 Stephen De Gabrielle <stephen at degabrielle.name <mailto:
>> stephen at degabrielle.name>>:
>>
>>    Sorry, I can't replicate your error.
>>
>>    your require works fine for me in a two-line consisting of
>>    #lang scheme
>>    (require (planet "sicp.ss" ("soegaard" "sicp.plt" 1 0)))
>>
>>    Does the two-liner work for you?
>>
>>  Ewulo wrote:
>
> > Nope it did not work, re-installed everything again but still no show;
> also tried all language settings and no luck.
>
> > I do not actually understand the what the error means
> > "string->number: expects argument of type <string>; given #f"
>
> > Are you using 4.0?
>
> I just tried the following in v400 without  any problems.
>
> > (require (planet "sicp.ss" ("soegaard" "sicp.plt" 1 1)))
> > (paint (number->painter 0))
> > (paint diagonal-shading)
> > (paint-hires  (below (beside diagonal-shading
>                       (rotate90 diagonal-shading))
>               (beside (rotate270 diagonal-shading)
>                       (rotate180 diagonal-shading))))
> > (paint einstein)
>
> Ewulo, just checking:
>  1. Have you chosen the "module" language?
>  2. Are you using version 1.1 of sicp.plt ?
>  3. Which file and line does the error "string->number: expects argument of
> type <string>; given #f"
>      refer to?
>  4. Which platform are you using?
>
> --
> Jens Axel Søgaard
>
>
>
>
>
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