You are searching all available Racket packages,
including those that you may not have installed locally.
Therefore, you may need to install a package to use the results shown below.
Getting Started with Packages
guides you through this process.
If you want to re-run your search with local results only,
press F1 in DrRacket or run raco docs on the command line.
You are searching only your locally installed Racket packages.
More results may be available by using the
global search
that inspects all available packages.
You may wish to repeat your search globally.
A search matches when all space-separated terms and modifiers match.
Use “N:str” to negate a term.
Use “F:str” to match only entries for a language family that exactly matches “str”.
Use “M:str” to match only identifiers from modules that (partially) match “str”; “M:” by itself will restrict results to bound names only.
Use “H:str” to match only modules that implement a language “#lang str”.
Use “R:str” to match only modules that implement a reader module “#reader str”.
“L:str” is similar to “M:str”, but “str” should match the module name exactly; “L:” by itself will restrict results to module names only.
“T:str” restricts results to ones in the “str” manual (naming the directory where the manual is found).
Entries that correspond to bindings have module links that create a query restricted to bindings in that module (using “L:”), other entries have similar links for restricting results to a specific manual (using “T:”); you can control whether manual links appear (and how) in the preferences.
Right-clicking these links refines the current query instead of changing it (but some browsers don't support this).
Hit PageUp/PageDown or Ctrl+Enter / Shift+Ctrl+Enter to scroll through the results.
