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start-request
The documentation for start-request says it's called like:
(start-request in out http-version method path heads)
In section 1.5, though, there's some sample code that says:
(define tx-data? (start-request in out method path rh "1.0"))
which is seemingly a different argument order.
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Although I probably wrote that code 10 years ago and have nothing in my brain's L1 cache:
The documentation for start-request seems to match the arguments and contract of the actual function definition:
(define/contract/provide (start-request in out ver method path heads*) (input-port? output-port? (or/c "1.0" "1.1") string? string? string? . -> . boolean?) . . .
It looks like the example, in the section about call/requests, is wrong.
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The documentation for
start-request
says it's called like:In section 1.5, though, there's some sample code that says:
which is seemingly a different argument order.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: