[plt-scheme] Simple IDE questions: multi-file projects

But now things work, I can come back to the original intent: having  
multi-file debugging and using the module browser.

a) multi-file debugging seems to interact badly with dynamic-require:  
I keep getting the dialog box asking me if I want to debug file a,  
then b, then c, then a, then b, etc... never stops -- bottom line is,  
I can't use it

b) the module browser does not open: I get the message "The module  
browser is only available for programs in the PLT languages and in the  
module language (and only for programs that have modules in  
them)." ... and my program is in the module language, my program is  
made up of 6-7 modules + a couple of test files that just require the  
modules and play with them.

any advice is greatly appreciated,

-- Éric


On Sep 8, 2008, at 23:22 , Eric Tanter wrote:

> Indeed, with dynamic-require I was able to have things work. Thanks  
> a lot!
>
> -- Éric
>
>
> On Sep 8, 2008, at 19:19 , Henk Boom wrote:
>
>> 2008/9/8 Eric Tanter <etanter at dcc.uchile.cl>:
>>>> The short answer is that modules may have macros and other things  
>>>> that
>>>> affect the compilation of those that require them, so cycles are  
>>>> just
>>>> disallowed.
>>>
>>> Ok I understand that. Would be nice if I could say (or even  
>>> better, if the
>>> system could figure out --fairly straightforward I guess) that a  
>>> module is a
>>> "plain standard definitions module" so that these issues don't  
>>> show up.
>>>
>>>> You might try using units inside your files
>>>
>>> ok, will look at what this other kind of beast is...
>>>
>>>> (or just refactoring ...)
>>>
>>> I understand this idea, but does not always work. I have an  
>>> interpreter and
>>> a transport layer, I want them to be separate modules, but one  
>>> needs to call
>>> the other, and vice-versa. Can't help it. And I can imagine tons  
>>> of similar
>>> cases...
>>
>> You could try dynamic-require, which seems to work in my experience.
>>
>>   Henk
>
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