[plt-scheme] Transformer environment and identifier-binding: revisited

Probably you want to use require-for-template (I think that's new since
then, but I'm not sure).

Robby

At Fri, 11 Aug 2006 10:25:27 -0700, Casey Klein wrote:
> I think I've run into an issue similar to the one discussed a couple years
> ago (http://list.cs.brown.edu/pipermail/plt-scheme/2004-March/004911.html),
> in which `require-for-syntax' shifts runtime bindings to the transformer 
> level, complicating `module-identifier=?' matches to constants.
> 
> My problem does not involve `syntax-case' -- I simply need to know if a
> given identifier is one of the built-in arithmetic operators (e.g. `+').
> Can I instead accomplish this by checking the `source-mod' and 'source-id' 
> fields of the list produced by `identifier-binding' for module-defined 
> identifiers?
> 
> Is passing a suitable binding into the required-for-syntax module still 
> the best general solution?
> 
> -Casey
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