Corrected build instruction

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Brady McDonough 3 years ago
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# Guile Schemeing # Guile Schemeing
The purpose of this repository is to hold various small utilities I commonly The purpose of this repository is to hold various small utilities I commonly
use in Scheme. Running `make; make install` in the tk direcory will install use in Scheme. Running `make; sudo make install` in the tk direcory will install
sources to the Guile `(%site-dir)` and compiled .go files to the Guile sources to the Guile `(%site-dir)` and compiled .go files to the Guile
`(%site-ccache-dir)`. All modules are installed under the prefix `tk/` `(%site-ccache-dir)`. All modules are installed under the prefix `tk/`
## short.scm ## short.scm
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`(ssa>)` appends strings into a symbol `(ssa>)` appends strings into a symbol
## listlogic.scm ## listlogic.scm
Various logical tools. Various logical tools.
`(display-if-not)` `(display-if-not)`
Displays a given string if the first argument is `#f` Displays a given string if the first argument is `#f`
`(flatten)` `(flatten)`
De-nests lists into a form where no `(car)` contains a list De-nests lists into a form where no `(car)` contains a list
`(lp&)` `(lp&)`
Tests some predicate pairwise over two lists Tests some predicate pairwise over two lists
`(l&)` `(l&)`
Tests the equality according to `eq?` over two lists, returns as a list Tests the equality according to `eq?` over two lists, returns as a list
all passing elements all passing elements
`(if-some)` `(if-some)`
The common `(if var var)` pattern The common `(if var var)` pattern
`(if-some-else)` `(if-some-else)`
The common `(if var var default)` pattern The common `(if var var default)` pattern
## mcron.scm ## mcron.scm
@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ Useful constants
Readable shortcuts, `(sec/mins 4)` rather than `(* 4 60)` or worse `240` Readable shortcuts, `(sec/mins 4)` rather than `(* 4 60)` or worse `240`
`(step-from)` `(step-from)`
Normalize a time to be the next step sized increment from a base time Normalize a time to be the next step sized increment from a base time
`(str->secs)` `(str->secs)`
`(strf->secs)` `(strf->secs)`
Converts a date string into seconds Converts a date string into seconds
`(current-date-string)` `(current-date-string)`

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