You can use a `file' module path to allow ">" in the name:
(require (file "file-with-lo>ng-name"))
A ">" isn't allowed with the portable relative-path form, because ">"
isn't allowed in paths on Windows (roughly speaking).
At Thu, 29 Dec 2011 12:03:14 +0100, Marijn wrote:
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Hi,
require doesn't seem to like filename with '>' in them:
$ FILENAME="file-with-long-name"; echo '(module bert racket (displayln
42))' > "${FILENAME}" && racket -e "(require \"${FILENAME}\")"; rm
"${FILENAME}"
42
$ FILENAME="file-with-lo>ng-name";
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