>> You should not do this. It is possible to access the current module >> but you don't have any scope information. > > > Do you mean that its possible to get the module where the expression (not > the macro) is defined? If so, how do I do that? >
`current_module()` is the module the expression is being expanded in but it is completely the wrong scope to resolve the symbols in. It's fine to implement something that sort of works for yourself but this should not be used in general. > > >> >> >> > > >
