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Could be possible to add a way to check the actual version of om-sharp. I am seeing a lot of people using old versions (??). I think that is because they do not use Github a lot.
Search on the internet I saw two ways to do that, the first one is using curl and uploading a file text in Github repo. The code would be something like this:
But I am not sure how to close the stream (you probably must know!). You will see that the last print of LINE::: something is the (defparameter *actual-version-of-om-sharp* 1.7) from github than I have no more prints but the evaluation do not stop :). This is from reddit from the user tdrhq.
All can be used inside OM without any adaption of an external library that already is on OM-Sharp.
I think that this could help people to always have the last version of OM-Sharp which normally have fewer bugs, etc...
It will be great to use this with libraries too!!!
Hi Jean,
I'd like to suggest one more thing!
Could be possible to add a way to check the actual version of om-sharp. I am seeing a lot of people using old versions (??). I think that is because they do not use Github a lot.
Search on the internet I saw two ways to do that, the first one is using
curl
and uploading a file text in Github repo. The code would be something like this:One second way will be use this code more beautiful and elegant without curl, just LispWorks functions!
But I am not sure how to close the stream (you probably must know!). You will see that the last print of
LINE::: something
is the(defparameter *actual-version-of-om-sharp* 1.7)
from github than I have no moreprints
but the evaluation do not stop :). This is from reddit from the user tdrhq.All can be used inside OM without any adaption of an external library that already is on OM-Sharp.
I think that this could help people to always have the last version of OM-Sharp which normally have fewer bugs, etc...
It will be great to use this with libraries too!!!
The file that I am using in https://github.com/charlesneimog/OM-CKN/blob/master/resources/om-sharp-version.lisp.
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