Okay, I see what you are saying about why strings, symbols, etc, don't have meta data. I don't see how the system could change that without wrapping all the objects returned from the reader. Scheme does this, but I never got used to those wrapper "syntax objects", and I'd like to experiment with this simpler way of doing it, and see if I can generate "good enough" error messages by having the location of only the compound/list expressions sent to the macro. But, I don't see a filename anywhere. Why isn't that in the metadata along with :line?
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