Thanks (again!) for a helpful, and clarifying reply.
So, the third argument to a txexper is a list of txexper elements; I often
see things like this:
(txexpr 'div '((id "top")) '("Hello" (p "World")))
I'm not sure I understand why the nested paragraph wouldn't also be a
txexper--would there ever be a situation where the following would make
sense?
(txexpr 'div '((id "top")) '("Hello" (txexper 'p empty "World")))
(In DrRacket, the (txexpr? (txexpr 'div '((id "top")) '("Hello" (txexper 'p
empty "World")))) returns True...)
Likewise, if I follow, does that mean that there is no situation where a
txexper can't be replaced by a quasiquoted expression?
Thanks. Best,
Chris
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