[plt-scheme] Getting at a module's namespace

You cannot do something like that, but as a development aid, you can 
use the module language in DrScheme. When you click execute, the REPL 
that you get back has all of the definitions of the modules in it. You 
cannot switch modules, tho, without clicking execute again.

Robby

On Wednesday, April 23, 2003, at 07:25  AM, Ed Cavazos wrote:

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> From what I gather of Scheme48's modules, it's possible to operate
> inside the namespace of one from the REPL:
>
>        http://www.s48.org/0.57/manual/s48manual_32.html
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> Is there any way to require a module, and then evaluate expressions
> inside it's namespace? "src/module.c" says that modules are basically
> implemented as namespaces, so if I could get at the namespaces that
> corresponds to an invoked module, I could just do something like:
>
> 	    (require (lib "foo.scm" "foomod"))
> 	
> 	    (eval '(set! *blah* 10) (module-namespace foo))
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> or even:
>             (eval '(read-eval-print-loop) (module-namespace foo))
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> To interact with a namespace.
>
> I think this is the "right thing" in my situation, but considered it
> unholy till I saw Rees and Kelsey doin it. ;-)
>
> Ed
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