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> Actually, the defforms are read directly from a scribble file, so it's not a<br>
> call.<br>
> Is it possible to have syntax-parse deal directly with values instead of<br>
> syntax objects?<br>
> (I suppose I could turn the read list into a syntax object, but that's<br>
> probably not the best way to do it, is it?)<br>
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</div>If you're processing user input, it might have errors, in which case<br>
you'll probably want source locations. So I would just use<br>
`read-syntax' instead of `read', and process with `syntax-parse'.<br></blockquote><br></div>Well, I'm processing Racket's scribblings, so hopefully the docs won't have errors ;)<br>But that's quite an interesting possibility, my problem here is that I already have a number of cases that use read and match, and using read-syntax instead would force me to change it all...<br>
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