I'm porting existing code that is embedding racket and I'm going from
racket-bc to racket-cs.
In racket-bc, the code is calling scheme_eval_string() and
scheme_eval_string_all().
I don't see a direct replacement for these functions in racket-cs. Based
on the embedding example in the docs, I'm currently using the following:
void EvalString(const std::string& str)
{
ptr expr = to_bytevector(str.c_str());
expr = Scons(Sstring_to_symbol("open-input-bytes"), Scons(expr, Snil));
expr = Scons(Sstring_to_symbol("read"), Scons(expr, Snil));
expr = Scons(Sstring_to_symbol("eval"), Scons(expr, Snil));
racket_eval(expr);
}
Would this be equivalent? And also equivalent to scheme_eval_string_all() ?
--< Dan >--
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