1.2 Examples

Syntax: Meta-Programming Helpers

1 Parsing and Specifying Syntax

2 Syntax Object Helpers

3 Datum Pattern Matching

4 Module-Processing Helpers

5 Macro Transformer Helpers

6 Reader Helpers

7 Parsing for Bodies

8 Unsafe for Clause Transforms

9 Source Locations

10 Preserving Source Locations

11 Non-Module Compilation And Expansion

12 Trusting Standard Recertifying Transformers

13 Attaching Documentation to Exports

14 Contracts for Macro Subexpressions

15 Macro Testing

16 Internal-Definition Context Helpers

1 Parsing and Specifying Syntax

1.1 Introduction

1.3 Parsing Syntax

1.4 Specifying Syntax with Syntax Classes

1.5 Syntax Patterns

1.6 Defining Simple Macros

1.7 Literal Sets and Conventions

1.8 Library Syntax Classes and Literal Sets

1.9 Unwindable State

1.10 Configuring Error Reporting

1.11 Debugging and Inspection Tools

1.12 Experimental

1.13 Minimal Library

1.2.1 Phases and Reusable Syntax Classes

1.2.2 Optional Keyword Arguments

1.2.3 Variants with Uniform Meanings

1.2.4 Variants with Varied Meanings

1.2.5 More Keyword Arguments

1.2.6 Contracts on Macro Sub-expressions

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1.2Examples🔗 i

This section provides an extended introduction to syntax/parse as a series of worked examples.

1.2.1Phases and Reusable Syntax Classes

1.2.2Optional Keyword Arguments

1.2.2.1Optional Arguments with ~?

1.2.2.2Optional Arguments with define-splicing-syntax-class

1.2.3Variants with Uniform Meanings

1.2.4Variants with Varied Meanings

1.2.4.1Syntactic Normalization

1.2.4.2Non-syntax-valued Attributes

1.2.5More Keyword Arguments

1.2.6Contracts on Macro Sub-expressions

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