Anyway, I hope you're enjoying Rash!

:) that's so to say one of my motivation or a "vehicle" why and how to learn Racket :)

In reply to @github:maunium.net
[willghatch/racket-rash] willghatch pushed 2 commits to master:

• 892cea78 DRY eval-rash-file by Rostislav Svoboda
• c832c8ad Merge pull request #81 from Bost/master […]

I've decided I want to relicense Rash to match Racket. When I started Rash I used the same license that Racket then had (GPL-3), but Racket has since relicensed to dual licensing MIT and Apache 2. I think there are some benefits to having libraries share the same license as the host language, so I'm switching.

I'm no legal expert, but I'm going to do what Racket did and ask all contributors to reply giving their permission to relicense their contributions and listing the email addresses they used for Rash.

Something like:

I, William Hatch, give permission to license my contributions to Rash under MIT/Apache 2. I've used the email address william@hatch.uno.

Thanks!

@vityou @AlexKnauth @BostX @lexi-lambda @Colelyman @octplane @jgarte @bennn @jasperpilgrim

I, Alex Knauth, give permission to license my contributions to Rash under MIT/Apache 2. I've used the email address alexander at knauth dot org.

I, Rostislav Svoboda, give permission to license my contributions to Rash under MIT/Apache 2. I've used the email address Rostislav.Svoboda at gmail dot com.

I, Jasper Pilgrim, give permission to license my contributions to Rash under MIT/Apache 2. I've used the email address jasperpilgrim at gmail dot com.

On Tue, Mar 9, 2021 at 11:41 AM Bost notifications@github.com wrote:

I, Rostislav Svoboda, give permission to license my contributions to Rash under MIT/Apache 2. I've used the email address Rostislav.Svoboda at gmail dot com.

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I, Cole Lyman, give permission to license my contributions to Rash under MIT/Apache 2. I've used the email address cole at colelyman dot com.

I, Zachary Lee, give permission to license my contributions to Rash under MIT/Apache 2. I've used the email address zlee314@gmail.com.

In reply to @willghatch:matrix.org
Yeah... unfortunately Rash does assume some Racket knowledge. I'd like to make better tutorial material for people coming to Rash from different backgrounds to help with that. But I'm not sure when I'll get around to such a thing...

In reply to @willghatch:matrix.org
Yeah... unfortunately Rash does assume some Racket knowledge. I'd like to make better tutorial material for people coming to Rash from different backgrounds to help with that. But I'm not sure when I'll get around to such a thing...

In reply to @jgarte:matrix.org
What sort of things would you like to demonstrate in these tutorials? I'm curious what particulars would be idiomatic/ideal to demo in the rash docs?

Thanks for the info! I was able to build it by installing a 32-bit Racket 8.0 BC, the latest available on the website today. Any 32-bit version should do. I believe this might be almost required because it's not easy to find a 64-bit version of readline 5.0. (Unless one is willing to compile it oneself, which might not be too difficult, but I wanted to avoid the task.) I found a 64-bit version of readline 8.0, which does not seem to work with 64-bit rash-repl.exe.

For the future reader, here are the steps. Install 32-bit Racket, installed readline-gpl (raco pkg install readline-gpl), then install rash (raco pkg install rash). In the output produced, you should the path for your rash-repl.exe. For 64-bit versions, you'd be better off compiling readline by yourself and I'd choose version 5.0 because version 8.0 doesn't seem to work and I am not confident readline 6.0 would, although the closer to 5.0 the better --- I suppose. Good luck!

William, you can close this issue if you'd like. Thank you again.

On Sat, Mar 13, 2021 at 04:27:27PM -0800, noweb-user wrote:

Thanks for the info! I was able to build it by installing a 32-bit Racket 8.0 BC, the latest available on the website today. Any 32-bit version should do. I believe this might be almost required because it's not easy to find a 64-bit version of readline 5.0. (Unless one is willing to compile it oneself, which might not be too difficult, but I wanted to avoid the task.) I found a 64-bit version of readline 8.0, which does not seem to work with 64-bit rash-repl.exe.

For the future reader, here are the steps. Install 32-bit Racket, installed readline-gpl (raco pkg install readline-gpl), then install rash (raco pkg install rash). In the output produced, you should the path for your rash-repl.exe. For 64-bit versions, you'd be better off compiling readline by yourself and I'd choose version 5.0 because version 8.0 doesn't seem to work and I am not confident readline 6.0 would, although the closer to 5.0 the better --- I suppose. Good luck!

Cool, I'm glad you found a solution, and thank you for posting it!

William, you can close this issue if you'd like. Thank you again.

I think I'll leave it open until I resolve the line editing solution, because people keep having problems like this. So leaving the issue open will hopefully give the solution more visibility.

• 0f926499 rash docs: improve docs about where the rc files are

• c40c5adf docs: further clarify rashrc location for Windows

I, Ben Greenman, give permission to license my contributions to Rash under MIT/Apache 2. I've used the email address benjaminlgreenman@gmail.com

MIT:

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