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<ggVGc>
In this talk, he has UI components mixed in with the code. Does anyone have information on how that was accomplished? https://youtu.be/z8Pz4bJV3Tk?t=807
<ggVGc>
I am just recently starting to look properly at Racket, and have not used DrRacket yet, but I believe what he's saying is that they modified DrRacket itself to do this?
<bremner>
ggVGc: yes, that is DrRacket in the video
<ggVGc>
bremner: yeah, but, do you know if it's done as some kind of plugin, or as a proper fork?
<ggVGc>
are there other examples of the same thing somewher? I wasn't able to find it yet
<bremner>
I _think_ it's just little images being displayed in dr racket (PNG or gif or ...) and stock DrRacket can do that
<bremner>
dunno, didn't watch the video
<bremner>
do you see actual animation of the graphical bits in the code editor?
<ggVGc>
he just skips over it, kind of, hence why I asked here. He mentions there's "code in the widgets" or something along those lines
<ggVGc>
anyway, just wanted to know if this was some well known thing people do in DrRacket, but it seems to be a bit of a special thing
<bremner>
seems so. You could ask on the discourse site for more info
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<d3mon>
what is going on with the syntax which looks like `#:fail-when`? The hash-colon combination
<bremner>
it introduces a keyword, which is a special kind of syntax