Re: Question about porting mzscheme code

Hey Scott, Yes that helps a bit, thanks. I thought load would do the 
importing for me. However when I checked again I noticed I am now getting 
the same error when I try to use the constructor function for the record 
i.e. (make-ce-definition 'e 'f) gives: Error undefined variable 
'make-ce-definition'

I assume that this is because what ever way the module exporting works, it 
doesn't export the constructor, accessor and predicate functions created by 
define-struct? Any ideas how to get around this? As an aside, it would be 
nice if the module export provided some way to export all definitions in 
the module (e.g. mzscheme has (provide (all-defined))), as opposed to 
having to list them all explicitly. Thanks, Dan On Feb 18 2009, Scott G. 
Miller wrote:

>>
>> My module definition goes something like:
>> (module cep-structs
>>   (ce-definition ce-inst)
>>   (import record)
>>
>>    (define-struct ce-definition (a b))
>>    (define-struct ce-inst (c d))
>> )
>>
>> I load the class cep-structs.scm, which seems to work, but when I then 
>> try and use the loaded definitions (e.g. (display ce-definition)), it 
>> says Error: undefined variable 'ce-definition' I'm using the Sisc 
>> interpreter that comes as part of SchemeScript, an Eclipse plugin for 
>> scheme.
>
>
>Did you issue an (import cep-structs) before the display?
>
>Scott
>



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