Hello,

This is mainly a question out of curiosity, because I think I figured out 
how to do what I want.

I'm setting up a small (8 functions and 2 macros) package called 
typed-compose.  I called the main file typed-compose.rkt (not main.rkt) and 
put the following in the preamble of typed-compose.scrbl:

@(require scribble/example racket/sandbox
      (for-label racket/base "typed-compose.rkt"
               (only-in typed/racket/base
                      -> compose)))

I then get the following undefined tag errors:

WARNING: undefined tag in <pkgs>/typed-compose/typed-compose.scrbl:
 ((lib "typed-compose/typed-compose.rkt") compose-3)
 ((lib "typed-compose/typed-compose.rkt") compose-4)
 ((lib "typed-compose/typed-compose.rkt") compose-n)
 ((lib "typed-compose/typed-compose.rkt") multi-chain)
 ((lib "typed-compose/typed-compose.rkt") multi-compose)

These symbols happen to be those for which typed-compose.scrbl has defproc 
or defform statements.

Weirdly, evaluators set up by the following code work no problem:

@(define typed-compose-evaluator
  (parameterize ([sandbox-output 'string]
           [sandbox-error-output 'string]
         [sandbox-memory-limit 50])
   (make-evaluator 'typed/racket/base #:requires '("typed-compose.rkt"))))

If I now rename typed-compose.rkt to main.rkt and update all the references 
to this file, everything works fine.  Everything also works fine if I 
replace "main.rkt" by typed-compose in typed-compose.scrbl.

I read up some docs and recalled that main.rkt is what require 
automatically looks for when I give it a collection name (not a file 
name).  However, I am somewhat surprised to see (require (for-label 
"typed-compose.rkt")) fail in this context.

Is it correct that calling the main file of the package something else than 
main.rkt is bad style, unsupported by Scribble?

-
Sergiu

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