[racket] Command line Racket equivalent of DrRacket's Racket | Run (CTRL+T or F5)?

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For racket in emacs, I would advise you to try geiser:

http://www.nongnu.org/geiser/

See you

On 12/13/2010 03:19 PM, Greg Hendershott wrote:
> I feel like I'm missing something obvious here.
> 
> Using Racket interactively from the command-line, how do I get a
> similar result as choosing Racket | Run (e.g. CTRL+T or F5) in
> DrRacket?
> 
> Meaning: All the expressions in the file are evaluated, and afterward
> you have a prompt to do some more interactive things (or just type
> "(exit)").
> 
> For instance if I have test.rkt which is
> 
> #lang scheme
> (define (foo)
>   (displayln "I am foo."))
> (foo)
> 
> then here's what happens at the OS command line:
> 
> [1] "racket test.rkt"
> Runs it: Yes.  Racket prompt: No (Racket exits automatically).
> [2] "racket -i test.rkt"
> Runs it: No.  Racket prompt: Yes.  Typing "foo" at prompt: "reference
> to undefined identifier: foo"
> [3] "racket -i -f test.rkt"
> Runs it: No.  Racket prompt: Yes.  Typing "foo" at prompt: "reference
> to undefined identifier: foo"
> [4]  "racket _______ "
> Runs it: Yes.  Racket prompt: Yes.  Typing "foo" at prompt: "#<procedure:foo>"
> 
> What is ____ in for 4?
> 
> 
> P.S. As more background, I want to be able to do this from the command
> line. So that's why I put the question that way.  But also, I'm
> interested in trying to use Racket from Emacs. At the moment the only
> thing I really want now is "get the same thing as pressing F5 in
> DrRacket". And (again maybe I'm missing something obvious, or botched
> the config) neither Racket nor Geiser seem to provide just quite that.
> So I was looking at binding F5 to mode-compile and setting the correct
> Racket flags ... that I haven't figured out yet, because apparently
> I'm a numskull.
> 
> Thank you.
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