> On Dec 26, 2023, at 3:07 PM, Al wrote:
>
> Hi, suppose I need to reference data from "file.txt" in my Scheme program. I
> could use read-char / read / open-input-file etc (or other (chicken io)
> procedures) to read the the contents of the file into a variable.
>
> However, such
Hi,
You could try to put everything you're doing with read-string / read /
open-input-file inside syntax. For example:
~/tmp> cat ./compile-time-io.scm
(define file-contents
(let-syntax
((load
(er-macro-transformer
(lambda (x r t)
(import chicken.io
Oh I forgot to mention you need an extra compiler flag to use it
(-extend). And I also just remembered that I wrote a post about this at
the time. (:
https://siiky.srht.site/scheme/reader-syntax.html
Hi,
You can use reader syntax[0]. Take a look at this SQL reader syntax[1,2]
I wrote some time ago for inspiration (it should require very little
changing).
[0] https://api.call-cc.org/5/doc/chicken/read-syntax/set-read-syntax%21
[1]
