As an example, this prints twoonethree:
#lang scribble/base
@(printf "one")
@(printf foo)
@(define foo (begin (printf "two") "three"))
Context: I'm using Scribble to generate an exam, and I have some uses of
(set-random-seed) on the first few lines to set state for shuffling
question order later.
Bafflingly, it appeared to be set in between innocuous code much later down
in the file that defined the choices to be randomized.
It turns out I had changed from just writing the question out below to
writing it with (define question @list{ ... }), which caused the change in
order.
Is this intended behavior? It seems odd to me, but maybe there's a good
reason I'm not seeing.
The corresponding code in racket/base tries to evaluate foo and produces an
error.
Thanks!
Joe P
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