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The header line of the documentation for the Handin Server makes it sounds like there is a #lang handin-server/checkin. Installing the module makes no such header line permissible.
If the intention is that such a language line work, then fix and include it in an example. Otherwise edit documentation to make it clear how to use the module (example below).
Suggested improvements in documentation
Add a line to the first example in Section 6.3 Checker that shows #lang racket or ; intermediate student language if that is appropriate (I can't figure it out).
Edit example so that it actually works - remove ellipsis and put the appropriate provide (and require?) statements so that it exports something called checker. To offer something concrete:
#lang racket
(module the-checker ... ; rest as written in docs
(provide checker))
(require (submod "." the-checker))
(provide checker)
Empty program runs or gives error that the user has not written a checker: form.
Actual Result:
Error - language is not found.
standard-module-name-resolver: collection not found
for module path: handin-server/checker/lang/reader
collection: "handin-server/checker/lang"
in collection directories: [...]
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maueroats
changed the title
lang handin-server/checker misleading title
lang handin-server/checker - improve docs for first timers
May 26, 2019
Summary
The header line of the documentation for the Handin Server makes it sounds like there is a
#lang handin-server/checkin
. Installing the module makes no such header line permissible.If the intention is that such a language line work, then fix and include it in an example. Otherwise edit documentation to make it clear how to use the module (example below).
Suggested improvements in documentation
Add a line to the first example in Section 6.3 Checker that shows
#lang racket
or; intermediate student language
if that is appropriate (I can't figure it out).Edit example so that it actually works - remove ellipsis and put the appropriate provide (and require?) statements so that it exports something called checker. To offer something concrete:
Steps to reproduce
handin
Expected result
Empty program runs or gives error that the user has not written a
checker:
form.Actual Result:
Error - language is not found.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: