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require-for-syntax

look at the macro compiler-patterns. find a way to put the utility
functions in a module without getting the error:

 pattern-core.ss:94:11: compile: bad syntax; function application is
 not allowed, because no #%app syntax transformer is bound in: (begin
 (ns-set! (quote (macro +)) (make-word-compiled (quote +)
 (lift-macro-executable (lift-transform (lambda asm (with-handlers
 (((lambda (ex) #t) (lambda (ex) (pattern-failed (quote +) asm))))
 (match asm ((((quote qw) b) ((quote qw) a) . rest) (appen...

i don't get it. when i make them local to the transformer expression,
all is well, but using 'require-for-syntax' doesn't work.


i tried the following isolated case:



;; Utilities for syntax object processing.
(module stx-utils mzscheme
  (provide (all-defined))

  ;; Reverse a syntax list.
  (define (reverse-stx stx)
    #`(#,@(reverse (syntax-e stx)))))


(module test mzscheme
  (require-for-syntax (file  "~/plt/stx-utils.ss"))

  (define-syntax reverse-quote
    (lambda (stx)
      (syntax-case stx ()
        ((_ list)
         #`(quote #,(reverse-stx #'list)))))))


and this seems to work fine, so i'm doing something else wrong..




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