How can I access the types of a structure's members in the typed/racket
language? The function extract-struct-info
does give a list of field accessors but not their types.
(require (for-syntax racket/struct-info syntax/parse)) (define-syntax (display-struct-info stx) (syntax-parse stx [(display-struct-info name:id) (display (extract-struct-info (syntax-local-value #'name))) #'(list)])) (struct: s ([a : Number] [b : String])) (display-struct-info s)
Outputs:
(.#<syntax:12:9 struct:s> .#<syntax make-s> .#<syntax:12:9 s?> (.#<syntax:12:9 s-b> .#<syntax:12:9 s-a>) (#f #f) #t)'()
More generally, how can I access typed/racket's types, like getting the list of types in a union type (U Number String 'foo 'bar)
, or seeing the arguments to a polymorphic type?
I am interested only in macro-expansion-time access, not run-time access.
Related: Get the type information in macros (same question for Common Lisp)
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