start-doc and end-doc

main
Matthew Butterick 6 years ago
parent e5284a6d76
commit ef251deb3c

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#lang quad/typewriter 40
#lang quad/typewriter 160
◊quad[#:fontsize "11"]{Get Ready ◊quad[#:link "http://beautifulracket.com"]{An expression that} is not a value can ◊quad[#:fontsize "22"]{always} ◊quad[#:fontsize "7"]{be partitioned} into two parts: a redex, which is the part that changed in a single-step simplification (highlighted), and the continuation, which is the evaluation context surrounding an expression. In (- 4 (+ 1 1)), the redex is (+ 1 1), and the continuation is (- 4 []), where [] takes the place of the redex. That is, the continuation says how to "continue" after the redex is reduced to a value. ◊quad[#:link "http://beautifulracket.com"]{An expression that} is not a value can ◊quad[#:fontsize "22"]{always} ◊quad[#:fontsize "7"]{be partitioned} into two parts: a redex, which is the part that changed in a single-step simplification (highlighted), and the continuation, which is the evaluation context surrounding an expression. In (- 4 (+ 1 1)), the redex is (+ 1 1), and the continuation is (- 4 []), where [] takes the place of the redex. That is, the continuation says how to "continue" after the redex is reduced to a value. ◊quad[#:link "http://beautifulracket.com"]{An expression that} is not a value can ◊quad[#:fontsize "22"]{always} ◊quad[#:fontsize "7"]{be partitioned} into two parts: a redex, which is the part that changed in a single-step simplification (highlighted), and the continuation, which is the evaluation context surrounding an expression. In (- 4 (+ 1 1)), the redex is (+ 1 1), and the continuation is (- 4 []), where [] takes the place of the redex. That is, the continuation says how to "continue" after the redex is reduced to a value.}

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(time-name draw
(with-output-to-file path
(λ ()
(send doc start-doc)
(draw q doc)
(send doc end))
(send doc end-doc))
#:exists 'replace))
(report draw-counter))))

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