Hi, I am trying to reexport functions out of my own modules - but am failing.
In my simple example I have 3 modules: - mod-a: exports a simple function - mod-b: does nothing except reexporting the simple function - mod-c: imports mod-b and calls the simple function The behaviour in chicken-4 and chicken-5 are the same - when I pack all 3 modules in the same file the whole thing works (in Chicken-4 mod-c has to "import" mod-b rather than just "use" it). Splitting the whole thing into 3 files does not work - I get a runtime exception (when executing "mod-c"): "Error: unbound variable: mod-a#test-a". Does the modules have to be eggs to be able to reexport? lg Martin The attached files are for chicken-5
(module mod-a (test-a) (import scheme chicken) (define test-a (lambda () (print "test"))) ) (module mod-b () (import scheme chicken) (reexport (only mod-a test-a))) (module mod-c () (import scheme chicken mod-b) (test-a))
compile.sh
Description: application/shellscript
(module mod-a ( test-a ) (import scheme chicken) (define test-a (lambda () (print "test") )) )
(module mod-b ( ) (import scheme chicken) (reexport (only mod-a test-a)) )
(module mod-c () (import scheme chicken mod-b) (test-a) )
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