PLT Scheme 207 available

From: Eli Barzilay (eli_at_barzilay.org)
Date: 05/19/04

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    PLT Scheme v207 is now available from

        http://download.plt-scheme.org/

    This version adds new collections, while work is going on for v300:

    * PLoT is a new collection that provides an interface for drawing
      plots. There is a basic interface for common plot types, as well as
      an advanced one for creating custom types. See the relevant
      help-desk manual for details.

    * FrTime (Father Time) is a new language that supports the declarative
      construction of reactive systems through signals (time varying
      values). If this sentence doesn't excite you, just switch to the
      FrTime language and evaluate this variable:
        seconds
      and this expression:
        (build-list (quotient seconds 10) add1)
      and watch.

    * A new manual for the web server is available for installation
      through help desk.

    * A revised draw.ss teachpack supports functions for dealing with
      clock events and key stroke events. This allows students to write
      animations on day 1. See the revised documentation.

    * ProfessorJ:

      - The Full language version of ProfessorJ is released, for
        experimental use. We do not yet support all language features
        (including nested classes, switch, and labeled statements). The
        Beginner language now supports super calls, see the ProfessorJ
        Beginner language manual.

      - ProfessorJ supports a draw.ss-equivalent package now (import
        draw.*;). See the doc.txt file.

      - ProfessorJ now includes two experimental, design-oriented wizards.
        See the Special menu.

    * Windows users will be pleased to know that double-clicking a Scheme
      file will re-use an existing DrScheme process rather than starting a
      new one.

    Feed-wel-back-come.

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