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Publishing the cookbook

Moving finished recipes from the issues into markdown file is a good idea for publishing the cookbook. But the thing is that the recipes in the issue list have different...

Publishing the cookbook

Okay. Like create a draft version `.md` files of cookbook based on the discussion in the issue list. Then have pull requests to revise the `.md` file cookbook with the...

Publishing the cookbook

As discussing in the above. the issue template along with comments of the issue list may have a rework for the final cookbook. If we checked the output `md `...

Publishing the cookbook

Yes. In the issue with comments it is about coming to comments section to find out which is the solution of the recipe issue by getting the body of https://api.github.com/repos/schemedoc/cookbook/issues/comments...

Publishing the cookbook

So my suggestion is that collecting the problems by the issue template. Then come to PR to edit it and verify the solution with the providers as we have multiple...

Is there anyway for us to look up symbols of one module like Python dir(object) to look up the attributes (methods and attributes)

egg `apropos` is so cool. but in the environment like r5rs,r6rs to look up the symbols, that is not what it can do. If that. Is possible that in [geiser](http://www.nongnu.org/geiser/)?...

Is there anyway for us to look up symbols of one module like Python dir(object) to look up the attributes (methods and attributes)

> Other implementations probably have something too, but there's nothing standard. That is why I said that building the docker image with source code with an additional module to looking...

Is there anyway for us to look up symbols of one module like Python dir(object) to look up the attributes (methods and attributes)

thanks

Is there anyway for us to look up symbols of one module like Python dir(object) to look up the attributes (methods and attributes)

Yes. That is a correct implementation for people to go with. In Chicken, from toplevel module perspective, the user in REPL to evaluate an expression, which invoke the procedures, and...

Is there anyway for us to look up symbols of one module like Python dir(object) to look up the attributes (methods and attributes)

One more thing is that in Python3, there is one module `inspect `, which import the source of the module( import the third-party module , NOT built-in module), then look...