Unfortunately, the "in" macro fails to work with local bindings, so the code:
(let ((z 0))
(in o
(set! a z)))
woudn't work, because primitive-eval doesn't catch the
environment from the current context.
I've tried to replace it with (eval ... (interaction-environment)),
but it still fails. Also (local-eval ... (the-environment) didn't
seem to work.
If anyone has any idea how to cope with that, please help.
Or perhaps there is a better way to handle these slot references?
Any ideas?
Regards
M.
