Using the `struct' form produces static struct info whose constructor name is a macro transformer that expands to an inner, hidden, name. Currently, there's no way to access this name, which tools such as Typed Racket might want to do.
There's two ways to implement this that I can see: 1. Add a `struct-info-constructor' export from `racket/struct-info', which conditionalizes on the type of the struct info, and accesses appropriately. 2. Add a `prop:constructor-name' property, which the various struct info structures implement (and probably an accessor function which uses this, and handles lists as well). Does anyone have an opinion as to which would be better, or any other thoughts on the subject? -- sam th sa...@ccs.neu.edu _________________________________________________ For list-related administrative tasks: http://lists.racket-lang.org/listinfo/dev
