I think that error is for the situation where you write:
(dynamic-place ''temp2 'place-main)
You need the first quote to be quoted require spec and the second quote
because the module's name itself has a quote in it.
As to your original problem, I think you can use `submod' in the require
spec t
Apologies, I see the problem now. I missed where it says in the
documentation for dynamic-places.
"The module-path argument must not be a module path of the form (quote sym)
unless the module is predefined (see module-predefined?)."
Harry Spier
On Tue, Mar 12, 2013 at 12:33 AM, Harry Spier wrote
Dear list members,
I'm going through the documentation on "places". The example in the
reference manual 10.5 works as described but when instead of having the
code in two modules in separate files as in the example, I use submodules
as follows,
--
#lang racket
(module temp
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