Sadly no, it isn't thread safe. None of the basic data structures is and there are assumptions all over the place about global data... I fear this would be a major undertaking.
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Am 11.03.2016 01:25 schrieb "Karl Hegbloom" <
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... really ought to watch the http headers to know when to refresh. I am using tree-import to call the BetterBibTeX for Zotero "cayw" (cite as you write) GET interface, which operates only to localhost, and causes Zotero to open a dialog box for searching to find references, which are then returned. So the URL doesn't change from call to call, but the data returned does. The workaround was to add an extra GET argument to the URL with a timestamp. Luckily the service it's calling doesn't care about extra args.
I realize that when TeXmacs has guile 2, it's web modules can replace the use of wget.
Q: is TeXmacs threadsafe? Can multiple guile threads be utilized in the future?
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