Suppose I make a "teachpack" that defines a macro: #lang racket ... (define-syntax (my-macro stx) (syntax-case stx (->) [(_ (func arg ...) -> rslt) #`(check-expect (func arg ...) rslt)])) (my-macro (+ 4 5) -> 10) (test) (provide my-macro)
Running this file works fine. Now, how exactly do I make this macro available to programs written in Beginning/Intermediate Student? Opening up a file in BSL level and typing: (require "my-macro.rkt") (my-macro (+ 4 5) -> 9) gives the error: my-macro: bad syntax This macro is a simplification of the real thing I'm working on, but note that the arguments to this macro include name(s) of functions defined in the BSL file. I though of maybe using provide-higher-order-primitive, but it doesn't seem to work either. --- nadeem _________________________________________________ For list-related administrative tasks: http://lists.racket-lang.org/listinfo/dev