I'm working (with sk and jpolitz) on a non-sexp language built on top of racket.
We have basic support for it in the repl inside DrRacket, but none at all from the racket commandline repl (which also means no support for embedding inside other editors) - and the former seems to be using s-exps to figure out when to send the input to our eval (I think - I haven't found documentation describing how this works). So my question is: Is there a way to specify how input is split before sending to eval, both so that DrRacket could follow our conventions (which might, for example, match a "fun" with matching "end"), and so that the commandline repl knows how to split input at all (as right now it just keeps waiting for input until EOF - and EOF also causes the repl to quit!) Is there something that read/read-syntax should signal, or another handler to use? Thanks! Daniel ____________________ Racket Users list: http://lists.racket-lang.org/users
