Hello everyone,
Consider this example:
(define foo-class%
(class object%
(define/public (get-foo) "foo")))
(define-syntax (say-hello stx)
(syntax-case stx ()
[(_ foo)
(with-syntax ((foo-name (send #'foo get-foo)))
#'(display (string-append "Hello " foo-name)))]))
When the macro is called:
> (say-hello (make-object foo-class%))
. . send: target is not an object
target: #<syntax:3:13 (make-object foo-class%)>
method name: get-foo
Does anyone know how can I call "get-foo" inside the macro?
Thanks.
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