Hello, I have a meta-language called `quote-bad`, which takes a language as an argument like at-exp does. It uses `make-meta-reader` from `syntax/module-reader`, just like at-exp. So, `#lang quote-bad racket` would be a language based on racket.
I want programs like this: #lang quote-bad racket '(a b c) To behave roughly as if they were written like this: #lang racket (require quote-bad/quote-bad) '(a b c) Is there any way to do this from a meta-language? If it's not possible to add the bindings, I actually need slightly less than that, because the bindings don't need to be available. All I need is for it to do the equivalent of #lang quote-bad racket (require (only-in quote-bad/quote-bad)) ; doesn't actually import any bindings '(a b c) In other words, I need to be able to declare a dependency on `quote-bad/quote-bad`. Without that dependency, I get an error like this: .../quote-bad/reader.rkt:36:46: require: namespace mismatch; reference to a module that is not available reference phase: 0 referenced module: ".../quote-bad/quote-bad.rkt" referenced phase level: 0 in: quote -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Racket Users" 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.
