PLT Scheme Source Search Goes Live
An alpha version of PLT Scheme Source Search is now live. There is no bells and whistles, but the basic functionality is there. The source of all PLaneT packages and all builtin collections of PLT Scheme are indexed. The results link to the PLT Source Browser.
The PLT Scheme Source Search is the place to turn to, if you have questions like:
The PLT Scheme Source Search is the place to turn to, if you have questions like:
- Is define or lambda most popular?
- Who has the most TODOs in his source?
- Are there any profanity?
- Where is an example of local-expand?
- Where is set! abused?
- Is the number 42 more popular than 13?
- Why Write a Search Engine?
- The Crux of a Search Engine
- Back of The Envelope
- Tokenizing Scheme Source
- Index Construction
- Reading and Writing Bits - bit-io.plt
- Compression: Integer Encodings
- The Search Engine Materializes
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