I continued doing various tests and realized that my problem was something
else, since the following code works:
#lang typed/racket
(module untyped-submodule racket
(provide a macro)
(define a 2)
(define-syntax-rule (macro arg) (+ 1 arg)))
(require 'untyped-submodule)
(macro 3)
Using a
Hello,
How can I require macros coming from untyped modules into typed modules?
Intuitively I'd expect that to be possible in a way or another because such
imports don't seem to violate any safety guarantees, but maybe I'm missing
something.
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Hey Ryan, many thanks for the response, it helped a great deal in
crafting what I needed.
I still have to grok completely why things work the way they do in this
case, but alas, I have a working prototype. Here it is in case someone
has some use for i
On 01/11/2011 09:08 AM, Eduardo Bellani wrote:
Hello list.
I am having a bit of a pain with trying to create a custom require
syntax. I am trying to save some typing in an MVC like application by
building some macros to recognize in the test files where the files to
be tested are.
I have 2 doub
Hello list.
I am having a bit of a pain with trying to create a custom require
syntax. I am trying to save some typing in an MVC like application by
building some macros to recognize in the test files where the files to
be tested are.
I have 2 doubts I think, one is how to retrieve the module nam
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