When I use 'print' on a syntax object, I get a nice turn-down arrow that allows 
me to browse the subterms, and see the properties associated with them.  
However, I notice that certain subterms are "opaque", in the sense that I can't 
click inside them; any click anywhere within them highlights the whole thing.  

However, if I use syntax-case to destructure the thing, and get into the opaque 
object, then I'm able to click on those elements and see their properties just 
fine.  It looks to me like I'm only allowed to select elements that have the 
same source as the top-level expression, but that's just a guess. 

Is this the desired behavior? A bug?

Any help appreciated,

John

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