When I try primitive? I get the following results: > (primitive? +) #t > (primitive? (thunk +)) #f > (primitive? cons) #t > (primitive? values) #t > (primitive? thunk) . thunk: bad syntax in: thunk > (primitive? let) . let: bad syntax in: let > (primitive? lambda) . lambda: bad syntax in: lambda > (primitive? +) #t > (primitive? cons) #t > (primitive? let) let: bad syntax in: let > (primitive? thunk) . thunk: bad syntax in: thunk > (primitive? (thunk (+ 1 2))) #f
Where I get the "bad syntax " error messages instead of #f is this a bug or is this the desired behavior? Thanks, Harry ____________________ Racket Users list: http://lists.racket-lang.org/users
