When loading modules I sometimes get syntax errors - rightfully so. However, the errors sometimes don't have line numbers, making them time consuming to find.
Here is one today: Welcome to Racket v5.2.1. racket@> (enter! "ap.rkt") link: reference (phase 0) to a variable in module "basic-lib.rkt" that is uninitialized (phase level 0); reference appears in module: "realtime.rkt" in: test-hook Which variable? Which line in which file? This is old code that is not playing well within a new environment. There are thousands of combinations possible against this information. .. I suspect this has to do with using unicode characters, specifically lambda, within macros, if so it will not be long to find it. However, in the worse case I will have to start a binary search cutting out blocks of code, and inserting stub routines .. but this is time consuming, and this sort of vague message is not a one time occurrence. Is there a way to coerce racket to be more specific in its messages?
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