[racket] response/output #:cookies keyword ???

Sorry. This is a typo that has always been part of the response/output
documentation:

https://github.com/plt/racket/commit/944602440c4e44cec8a4a6662336989fe37b29e7

My guess is that it was copied from response/xexpr. I'll update the docs.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

Jay

On Wed, Nov 5, 2014 at 4:56 PM, George Neuner <gneuner2 at comcast.net> wrote:

>  Hi all,
>
> Using Racket 6.0.1   response/output  is throwing an error when I use the
> #:cookies keyword:
>
> application: procedure does not expect an argument with given keyword
>   procedure: response/output
>   given keyword: #:cookies
>   arguments...:
>    #<procedure:temp1>
>    #:code 200
>    #:cookies '()
>    #:message #"OK"
>    #:mime-type #"application/javascript"
>    #:seconds 141522071
>
> Code is:
>
> (define (response/json obj . cookies )
>   (response/output
>       (λ (op) (write-json obj op))
>       #:code 200
>       #:message #"OK"
>       #:seconds (current-seconds)
>       #:mime-type #"application/javascript"
>       #:cookies cookies
>       ))
>
> I get the same error with and without a list of cookies.  However, it
> works if I change the code to use
>
>            #:headers (map cookie->header cookies)
>
>
> The 6.0.1 documentation (hope the cut-n-paste renders!)  indicates that
> #:cookies  is a valid keyword.  I checked the online docs for 6.1.1 and
> they still say the same:
>
>     (response/output   output             [ #:code code
> #:message message              #:seconds seconds              #:mime-type
> mime-type              #:headers headers              #:cookies cookies])
>   →   response?
>
>     output : (-> output-port? void?)    code : number? = 200    message :
> bytes? = #"Okay"    seconds : number? = (current-seconds)    mime-type : (
> or/c bytes? #f) = TEXT/HTML-MIME-TYPE    headers : (listof header?) = '()
>   cookies : (listof cookie?) = '()
>
> I know that cookies are placed using headers and that there is no separate
> field in the actual response, but seeing this I expected that the function
> would create the appropriate header(s) for me.  Obviously  (map
> cookie->header ...) is an easy work-around, but I'd like to know if this is
> a documentation error or if I really was doing something wrong.  Or
> possibly prematurely - is  #:cookies  implemented in 6.1.x ?
>
> Thanks,
> George
>
>
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