Evan Hanson <ev...@foldling.org> writes: > Anyway, to get a string that *looks* like a keyword, the easiest option > is probably to go via the written representation with something like: > > (format "~s" foo:) > > However note that this is sensitive to the keyword-style parameter, as > hinted at above: > > (parameterize ((keyword-style #:prefix)) (format "~s" #:foo)) ; => ":foo" > (parameterize ((keyword-style #:suffix)) (format "~s" #:foo)) ; => "foo:" > (parameterize ((keyword-style #f)) (format "~s" #:foo)) ; => "#:foo" > > Hope that helps,
Yes, thanks. I went with an error message if the prefix is a keyword suggesting to use a string instead. _______________________________________________ Chicken-users mailing list Chicken-users@nongnu.org https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/chicken-users
