You can use `module->exports` to get all the `provide`d names.
To get all the definitions inside the module, use `module->namespace`
after instantiating the module, and then namespace-specific functions.
> (module m racket
(provide (all-defined-out))
(define CONSTANT 42)
(define function (lambda (x) 'foo))
(struct banana (dna)))
> (module->exports ''m)
'((0
(CONSTANT ())
(banana-dna ())
(banana? ())
(function ())
(struct:banana ())))
'((0 (banana ())))
> (require 'm)
> (define ns (module->namespace ''m))
> (namespace-mapped-symbols ns)
; ... a long list, since it includes imported names ...
At Sun, 15 Jun 2014 12:40:01 -0400, Daniel Brady wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Is it possible to, after requiring a particular module, get a list of all
> the definitions provided by that module?
>
> For instance, can I do something like this?
> > (module m racket
> (provide (all-defined-out))
> (define CONSTANT 42)
> (define function (lambda (x) 'foo))
> (struct banana (dna)))
> > (require 'm)
> > (all-defined-from 'm)
> '(CONSTANT function banana)
>
> I realize I could do this simply by defining all-defined-from-m inside my
> module such that it returns a hard-coded list of symbols, but that's not a
> general solution and wouldn't work if wanted the definitions from a module
> I hadn't defined.
>
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