> You can `require` a module that is implemented in ISL, but ISL doesn't > include `provide`, so you normally don't get anything from the module. > > Since ISL includes `require`, you can use it to get `provide`. For > example, if "p.rkt" has > > #lang racket > (provide provide) > > then "a.rkt" in ISL could be > > (require "p.rkt") > ... > (provide sum)
Thanks! For the archives, I tried the shortcut (require (only-in racket/base provide)) but this form is not valid ISL. So the additional file with #lang racket, whose only role is to provide `provide` to ISL, seems to be the way to go. Norman ____________________ Racket Users list: http://lists.racket-lang.org/users
