Re: Planning work

[Thomas Bushnell, BSG]

Rob Browning <address@hidden> writes:

> In your module file, you need to declare your module:
> 
>   (define-module (foo bar baz))
> 
> and then you can start defining things normally and using other
> modules.  To make some of your definitions public (so code that uses
> your module will see them), just call (export some-symbol) or
> (export-syntax some-symbol).

In Lisp, symbols are localized in modules by : syntax...generally you
ask for symbol foo in module bar with the syntax bar:foo.

Is that syntax in use in guile?  I see it, but is it merely a
convention, or does it have syntactic import the way it does in Lisp?

Thomas