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expand-for-clause*
expand-for-clause
8.15.0.2

8 Unsafe for Clause Transforms🔗ℹ

The syntax/unsafe/for-transform module provides a helper function that gives access to the sequence transformers defined by define-sequence-syntax. This is what the for forms use and enables faster sequence traversal than what the sequence interface provides.
The output may use unsafe operations.

procedure

(expand-for-clause* orig-stx clause)  syntax?

  orig-stx : syntax?
  clause : syntax?
Expands a for clause of the form [(x ...) seq-expr], where x are identifiers, to:

(([(outer-id ...) outer-expr] ...)
 outer-check
 ([loop-id loop-expr] ...)
 pos-guard
 ([(inner-id ...) inner-expr] ...)
 inner-check
 pre-guard
 post-guard
 (loop-arg ...))

which can then be spliced into the appropriate iterations. See :do-in for more information.

The result may use unsafe operations.

The first argument orig-stx is used only for reporting syntax errors.

Added in version 8.10.0.3 of package base.

procedure

(expand-for-clause orig-stx clause)  syntax?

  orig-stx : syntax?
  clause : syntax?
Like expand-for-clause*, but the result omits a inner-check part:

(([(outer-id ...) outer-expr] ...)
 outer-check
 ([loop-id loop-expr] ...)
 pos-guard
 ([(inner-id ...) inner-expr] ...)
 pre-guard
 post-guard
 (loop-arg ...))

If a clause expands to a inner-check clauses that is not ignorable, expand-for-clause reports an error. An ignorable clause is (void) or a begin form wrapping ignorable clauses.