Although I won't have time to do that myself in the near future, I agree that looks like a good matrix of things for someone to try, and I'll look into any resulting bug reports.
Although I won't have time to do that myself in the near future, I
agree that looks like a good matrix of things for someone to try, and
I'll look into any resulting bug reports.
I'm using teaching languages in emacs racket-mode this term and I would
be happy to help fill in such a matrix incrementally. I could just keep
track on my own wiki, or if there was a central place to make notes that
would be fine also.
VS Code with Magic Racket should handle the static analysis portion of the student languages just fine. You specify the #lang to use them, just like any other language.
@bremner Thank you! Whatever is most convenient for you, is fine for me. I don't want to bounce a task to you. I hope it's a small add-on to activity you'll do anyway, and, you get back fixes for things you want to work.
@EmEf I'm already spending so much time on Racket related work. Pushing to finally merge my long-running hash-lang branch. Interleaved with working on a multi-file check-syntax db (for use by Emacs, Dr Racket, and other tools, as discussed with @robby). Interleaved with reported bugs from people trying to get work done.
So although I respect the idea of proactively seeking problems in things that people might not even be trying to use, when you try to task me, I don't have a FIFO free. If/when @bremner discovers through the course of their work any new issues using various student langs, I will definitely look into those, then.
@greghendershott You must have misunderstood my post. I didn't direct any requests at you. @bremmer uses Emacs mode instead of DrRacket for teaching so I think it is @bremner's obligation to explore and report -- just as you said.