Clarification: The goal is to write a Scribble file, in @-syntax, so
that it looks much like a human would write, with the at-signs and
(ideally) curly braces.
The input to this writing would be a tree of syntax objects.
Neil Van Dyke wrote on 09/30/2015 06:25 AM:
Is there already a way to programmatically write syntax objects using
@-syntax, such that the output could be read with the @-reader?
I want to write a `.scrbl` file in @-syntax, from syntax objects that
mostly came from `scribble/reader` `read-syntax-inside`.
Neil V.
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