yeah, it shouldn’t eval on the fly
unfortunately i cannot work on it until next week
sorry
> On Mar 25, 2019, at 2:30 PM, Phil Hofer <p...@sunfi.sh> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I'm looking to perform string interpolation identically to
> the #<# multi-line reader macro, but for single-line strings.
> The string-utils package has set-sharp-string-interpolation-syntax
> and string-interpolate, which do almost exactly what I want, but
> the default interpolation only uses (interaction-environment),
> which keeps a function like this from working:
>
> (define (print-with-foo x)
> (display #"foo #{x}"))
>
> Conversely, the following works, but doesn't scan as neatly to my eyes:
>
> (define (print-with-foo x)
> (display #<#EOF
> foo #{x}
> EOF
> ))
>
> I looked at setting the ENV parameter of string-interpolate,
> but the 'environments' module has disappeared from CHICKEN 5,
> so I can't even clumsily construct a string interpolation environment.
>
> As a last resort, I could write my own reader macro, but I'd like
> to explore any existing solutions before heading down that route.
> (If someone on this mailing list is a read-syntax wizard and has a
> pithy solution in mind, share it!)
>
> Advice greatly appreciated.
>
> Cheers,
> Phil
>
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