On Jul 29, 2011, at 10:57 AM, Maurizio Giordano wrote: >> >> Your question isn't clear. > You are right! I try to clarify my point... > The problem is in the "(map (lambda ... l2)" expression, not in the > syntax the macro produces. > It is ok when I reference "l1" in the line: > "(datum->syntax stx `(map (lambda (x) (print-type x)) ,l1)" > In fact, the struct "<...>" is recognized correctly in l1 as a "mset" > type. > It is not in the "(map (lambda ... l2)". For some reason (I bet you > know) the same struct "<...>" IS NOT recognized as a "mset" in the map. > I suppose the input list (l2), when parsed, is stripped out of some > information about user defined (not-prefab) struct. But more likely I am > simply using the macro in a wrong way.
Then why don't you may over l1? -- Matthias (still confused) _________________________________________________ For list-related administrative tasks: http://lists.racket-lang.org/listinfo/users
