Re: Package for define-simple-class

[Chris Dean <ctdean at mercedsystems dot com>]

Ah, but that doens't work.  If I try either technique (1) or (2) Bar and
Spam are in the top level package.

Regards,
Chris Dean

Per Bothner <per at bothner dot com> wrote:
> Chris Dean wrote:
> > Is there a way to specify what package a class created by
> > define-simple-class is in?  I find myself writing a single .scm file
> > with multiple classes in it.  For example, say we have a file named
> > happy/utils/Foo.scm with two classes in it:
> >     (define-simple-class <Bar> ()
> 
> >       ((my-name) 'Bar)
> >       ((square x)
> >        (* x x)))
> >     (define-simple-class <Spam> ()
> 
> >       ((my-name) 'Spamtastic)
> >       ((cube x)
> >        (* x x x)))
> > What I want is two classes created in the happy/utils directory
> > within
> 
> > the package "happy.utils".
> 
> Either:
> (1) add:
> (module-name "happy.utils.Foo")
> or:
> (2) Specify -P happy.utils. on the Kawa command line.
> -- 
> 	--Per Bothner
> per at bothner dot com   http://www.bothner.com/per/