> On Apr 16, 2019, at 8:31 AM, zeRusski <vladilen.ko...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I suspect I'm not the first to ask, but my search-fu has failed me here.
> Apologies if the question has already been answered on that list.
>
> When I read Racket docs I sometimes wonder how a particular feature is
> implemented. Looking at the source sometimes shed light or simply teaches you
> things. However I find myself grepping Racket source and very often failing.
> Is there a better way? Latest such encounter was s-exp meta language. I
> assume its implemented somewhere, but grep mostly just shows scribblings or
> its use sites. What "algo" should I employ to find relevant source of a
> thing? Would be grand to have links from docs, but its probably quite
> involved.
>
Open DrRacket.
Use the feature in a syntactically correct way.
Click (depending on your OS) on the identifier to open defining file.
Like so.
#lang racktet/base
(provide)
Right-click on provide.
See
(module reqprov '#%kernel
(#%require "define.rkt"
(for-syntax '#%kernel
"stx.rkt" "stxcase-scheme.rkt" "small-scheme.rkt"
"stxloc.rkt" "qqstx.rkt" "more-scheme.rkt"
"member.rkt"
"../require-transform.rkt"
"../provide-transform.rkt"
"struct-info.rkt"))
(#%provide lib file planet submod
for-syntax for-template for-label for-meta
require
only-in rename-in prefix-in except-in combine-in only-meta-in
relative-in
provide
all-defined-out all-from-out
rename-out except-out prefix-out struct-out combine-out
protect-out
local-require)
.. .. ..
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