Am So., 4. Apr. 2021 um 10:02 Uhr schrieb Jakub T. Jankiewicz < [email protected]>:
> This is also exactly what I have in mind when I first read this. Changing > the > reader so it allow new syntax like #u16 if the default reader don't support > it yet. I'm fine with solution of dealing with libraries and have something > like Racket #lang or #reader at the beginning of the file, because if I > want > what I was originally wanted, to modify the reader directly int the file, I > can possible write my own reader that will allow to use same syntax as I > have > in my Scheme based interpreter: > Yes, you can do all that with what Racket provides. What seems to be missing with Racket is "(#. datum)", but this can be mapped to Racket's #reader as in: #reader"hash-dot" datum
