I noticed that when I use a dotted template for syntax-case (and
syntax-parse) that the dotted element has a syntax-position equivalent
to the entire expression. Is this expected behavior?
(define (with-syntax-case stx)
(syntax-case stx ()
[(a b c . d)
(begin
(printf "a is at ~a\n" (syntax-position #'a))
(printf "b is at ~a\n" (syntax-position #'b))
(printf "c is at ~a\n" (syntax-position #'c))
(printf "d is at ~a\n" (syntax-position #'d)))]))
(with-syntax-case #'(1 2 3 4))
==>
a is at 695
b is at 697
c is at 699
d is at 694
I would expect `d' to be at position 701 instead of 694.
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