I have a macro that produces code for a module expression, roughly like so:
#'(module mod racket/base
. BODY-EXPRS)
I'd like to `parameterize` the BODY-EXPRS as a group, roughly like so:
#'(module mod racket/base
(parameterize ([param val])
. BODY-EXPRS))
But — my BODY-EXPRS might contain things like `require` and `provide`. They
need to be at the top level. So I want the body of the `parameterize` to be
spliced into the surrounding context.
I assume this is a job for `racket/splicing`. But even though it contains a
whole range of `splicing-let···` forms and a `splicing-syntax-parameterize`,
there is no `splicing-parameterize`.
Is there a different way to get this done? (Short of imperatively setting the
parameter, which is my current workaround) Or is there some formidable reason
that `splicing-parameterize` doesn't exist?
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