Thank you everyone!
@Matthew
> But having to define every tag in advance would be a massive, soul-killing
> project.
>
Right. That's why I have the exception to allow unbound id that starts with
"/" to become a tag (after stripping "/" out, of course) like what Pollen
would normally do.
> You can wrap any function name in `def/c` to get the original behavior of
> `#%top`.
>
Yeah, I saw that. However, it is not really an option.
1. I might forget to do this, and there would be nothing (say, error) to
remind me of it.
2. Wrapping def/c would now be the soul-killing part!
With what I did, if I forgot to put "/" in front of it, I would get an
error right away.
But again, I'm not arguing that what I did is better. I just want to know
if there is any way to accomplish this without touching top.rkt
@Li
That's a great idea. But then how can I distinguish
@div{
...
}
with
; use like this: @my-pre{abcdef}
(define (my-pre . xs)
`(div ,@xs))
Both of them will result in the same "div" in the document tree. I want to
first one to be an error, while the second shouldn't.
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