Can it be looked up in the local site by downloading the whole schemecookbook.org.tgz

[APIPLM]

As in my site, it is needed a proxy to access the host schemecookbook.org. That means I can not see this cookbook at all. But the cookbook look likes so amazing to have.
So I downloaded the file schemecookbook.org.tgz from in you site. Upzip to it the files in my laptop. Then go the folder ..\schemecookbook.org\Cookbook , edit the fileindex.htmlin Emacs.

1. Find the tag <div contentbox> , and put corsal position there.
2. set-mark_command, Forward Tag in html-mode.
3. copy-paste the content to the temp buffer.
4. see the temp buffer by the command browse-url-of-buffer

And I got the item list of the cookbook in the webpage. Then by the item name in this page I can find which one is what I am interesting, then come to the corresponding folder in the unzipped folder schemecookbook.org for the webpage(index.html) of each item. Of course edit index.html in Emacs as the same way I did in the above.

For the search ability, like grep the title or code in the target folder schemecookbook.org.
The question is that by the above way to reference the cookbook we have out there. Is it missing a lots?

[lassik]

schemecookbook.org.tgz is a copy of the old Schematics Scheme Cookbook. It has been downloaded automatically from web.archive.org, and most of the contents are probably out of date for current Scheme. We intended to start with the Schematics cookbook, and add new content to make it up-to-date. But the Schematics cookbook is using a license that seems difficult, so we decided to start the new cookbook from nothing.

@jcubic is gathering the new cookbook in the issues. If you have questions about how to do something in Scheme, please open issues and we can answer them. Then we can collect the answers into web pages.

[APIPLM]

Yes. It is a pretty old one as I came back to check the unzipped folder. Once I have an issue in Scheme, I open it here.