It doesn't seem to be possible to local-require local files in a template. Consider:
;; template.html.p ◊(local-require "utils.rkt") ◊blah ;; utils.rkt ... (provide blah) ... ;; sub/test.html.pm test When rendering sub/test.html, I would get the error that sub/utils.rkt doesn't exist. I tried to fix this using a macro that expands to (local-require "../../../utils.rkt") with the appropriate number of "../", but that somehow also doesn't work due to an error that I don't totally understand: template.html:2:2: blah: unbound identifier in: blah context...: #(100195 module) #(100198 module render-helper) #(100881 module g1707) #(100883 macro) #(102592 local) #(102593 intdef) #(102601 local) #(102602 intdef) [common scopes] other binding...: local #(-102508 module pollen) #(-102491 module) #(102764 macro) [common scopes] common scopes...: #(102643 intdef) #(103568 local) #(103569 intdef) The reason why I want to local-require local files is that there are a lot of functions that are only specific to the template file. Putting those in pollen.rkt would solve the problem, but it would pollute the environment unnecessarily. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Pollen" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
