Hi Felix,
Felix <[email protected]> writes:
> Anyway, that's it.
functorific!
One question: right now it is necessary to define an intermediary module
and then another one to actually instantiate the functor like. in this
example from the documentation:
(module nums (multiply)
(import scheme)
(define (multiply x y) (* x y)))
(module number-squarer = (squaring-functor nums))
Maybe I didn't understand it all correctly but is there syntax for
folding that into one definition? E.g. something like this:
(module number-squarer ((instantiates: squaring-functor))
(import scheme)
(define (multiply x y) (* x y)))
My guess is that the intermediary module would rarely be used on its own
so most of the time it would just clutter the module namespace. But I
may very well be mistaken. Also, `instantiates' is just what first came
to mind ;-)
Thanks for that cool feature, looking forward to playing with it!
Moritz
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