Fixed scribble bug #15 (Can't require a submodule in the same chunk with scribble/lp2) #42
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…cketblock vs RACKETBLOCK parameter for chunk and CHUNK instead of calling define-syntax-rule twice.
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This fixes bug #15.
The problem was that when analyzing a chunk,
scribble/lptries to identify therequirestatements and automatically append them to a(require (for-label …))statement. Submodules declared in the chunks are not available during the first expansion step.Ideally, we would simply ignore all unknown modules, as I'm not 100% sure this is robust in all cases.
Also, it would be nice to check whether we're in the first expansion step or in the actual module, and include these
requirestatements with an extra".."in the second case.I also cleaned up code by currying the
#'racketblockvs#'RACKETBLOCKparameter forchunkandCHUNKinstead of factoring the two macros with define-syntax-rule. This avoids a lot of(... ...)in the code.