Hi, Attila Lendvai <att...@lendvai.name> skribis:
> the actual context where i'm encountering this is a package definition where > i want to load some hashes from a file relative the to the .scm file: > > (define-public foo > (let ((hashes > (with-input-from-file > (string-append (dirname (current-filename)) > "/foo.hashes") > read))) > (package ...))) Not fully answering your question, but if “foo.hashes” contains hashes for origins and similar, you could make “foo.hashes” contain something like: (list (base32 …) …) and, in the .scm, write: (include "foo.hashes") The ‘include’ directive includes the file at macro-expansion time, similar to #include in C. Back to the original issue, I suppose ‘current-filename’ return #f when this .scm is first loaded, before it’s compiled. Anyway, it’s probably best to load it at macro-expansion time as you suggested. HTH, Ludo’.
