I'm trying to use `module->language-info` to determine if a module I am requiring is written in typed/racket or racket, since if the module is implemented in racket `module->language-info` will return #f, but a vector if the module was typed.
The problem I'm running into is that with files of the form: ;; foo.rkt (module foo typed/racket ...) (module->language-info "foo.rkt" #t) returns #f even though I expect a language-info that tells me the file is written in typed/racket. Changing foo.rkt to the following: ;; foo.rkt #lang typed/racket ... Then gives a non-false language-info vector when calling (module->language-info "foo.rkt" #t). Is this the expected behavior? I thought that the #lang version of the file should be equivalent to the (module ...) version. This seems to be addressed somewhat in http://docs.racket-lang.org/guide/module-runtime-config.html but it doesn't explain why (module ...) doesn't get language-info. Thanks Dan ____________________ Racket Users list: http://lists.racket-lang.org/users
