Not sure if this is a bug, but it doesn't match the documentation here<http://docs.racket-lang.org/plai/plai-scheme.html?q=text/exn&q=provide&q=string-join&q=error&q=repeat&q=string&q=replace&q=define#(form._((lib._plai/main..rkt)._test/exn))>. It says test/exn only succeeds when the error is explicitly raised by the user, but I try something as simple as:
"file1.rkt" (provide foo) (define (foo) (error "hello")) "file2.rkt" (require plai "file1.rkt") (test/exn (foo) "hello") and the test fails with "no expected value". I can even replace "hello" with a call to error, and see that that argument is never evaluated. So by user-written code, I'm assuming they mean code contained in the same module. Or am I missing something fundamental about Racket's idea of "user-written code"? Jeremy
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