Hi,
The printer and reader doc states that the default printer can write *core*
types to be re-read later.
I am making a kind of "3d IDE" for a custom language using the pict3d lib.
I would like to re-use the pict3d types, and prototype with an interpreter
that consumes a valid racket datastructure, since my language would not be
practical in text format and to avoid writing a lexer/parser.
Is there a way to dump a program datum containing custom types such as
those in pict3d to a file as text, to use as "source code"?
For example,
#lang racket
(require pict3d)
(define o (open-input-string))
(write (pos 0 0 0) o)
(read (open-input-port (get-output-string o)))
yields: 'origin, that doesn't mean anything out of the pict3d context. So
how can I make that work?
Essentially, I'd like something equivalent to the below (incorrect):
#lang racket
(define o (open-output-string))
(module m racket
(require pict3d)
(pos 0 0 0))
(write m o)
(read (open-input-string (get-output-string o)))
Is that possible?
Thanks,
Raoul
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