guile-www uses obsolete optargs-kw

guile-www uses obsolete optargs-kw

[Alan Grover]

It appears that module (ice-9 optargs-kw) is renamed (ice-9 optargs) in 
guile 1.6.4?

Module (www cgi)
Version 2.9

I do not know when the ice-9 module was renamed. I didn't investigate 
further than to see that (www cgi) will load and parse urls. Perhaps I 
didn't investigate far enough to understand optargs-kw.

Please see the patch submitted in the following email.
-- 
Alan Grover
awgrover@mail.msen.com
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Re: guile-www uses obsolete optargs-kw

[Thien-Thi Nguyen]

   From: Alan Grover <awgrover@mail.msen.com>
   Date: Mon, 11 Apr 2005 20:45:23 -0400

   It appears that module (ice-9 optargs-kw) is
   renamed (ice-9 optargs) in guile 1.6.4?

originally, (ice-9 optargs) used #& style keywords.  at
some point, someone changed it to use #: style keywords,
which broke all the code using the old style.  in 1.4.x,
there is both (ice-9 optargs) and (ice-9 optargs-kw), so
as to be able to support both #& and #: style (perhaps
"uncleanly" but nonetheless).  to accomodate 1.6.x and
other forgetful guiles, the guile-www configure script
checks the behavior of the installed "(ice-9 optargs)"
module; if it seems to support #: then during guile-www
installation, the references to "(ice-9 optargs-kw)" are
rewritten without the "-kw".  see script "module-install"
for gory details.

the upshot is that if you are using guile 1.6.x,
guile-www "make install" should DTRT.  that has worked
for awhile because "make check" doesn't do anything;
there has been no need to use pre-installed modules.

however, i see that you are doing some testing (cool!),
so perhaps we need to move this particular kludge to
"make all" time, to support pre-installed usage on those
systems w/o (ice-9 optargs-kw).

thi


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