On 03/06/16 08:57, Christopher Baines wrote:
From reading the documentation, I would expect this to work, as . is valid in symbols? But from trying this out, it does not seem to (the module cannot be loaded).Does anyone have information about this?
I think you should provide the complete example of what isn't working. It's not clear to me if you mean
(define-module (.) ...)
or
(define-module (.something) ...)
or
(define-module (something . else) ...)
etc.
Regards,
Neil
