To wrap this up:
- The racket-run Emacs command now supports submodules. It runs
whatever (sub)module point is within.
- The ,run REPL command now supports "file.rkt" or ("file.rkt" submod ...).
- If Racket is new enough (or, not module+ and errortrace), you can
see/use the definitions within that submodule, in the REPL. Otherwise,
a warning is printed (once) in the REPL, similar to my previous post.
- The racket-test command is now just racket-run (with the convenience
that you don't need to move point within a `test` submodule). This
does run the tests even in the problem scenario [dynamic-require
evaluates the submodule fine, it's only module->namespace that has a
problem with module+ and errortrace in older Racket].
p.s. The word "now" is jumping the gun slightly. All this is on a
topic branch, not yet merged to master. I've been dogfooding it a few
days. So far so good, might merge today or tomorrow.
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