[debbugs-tracker] bug#10992: closed (error signaled for syntax expression)

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--- Begin Message --- Subject: error signaled for syntax expression Date: Sun, 11 Mar 2012 14:23:57 +0100 Hi,

I wanted to enter meta data where the symbols are important into a syntax object and tried to be smart
in doing that but stumbled on this because loading (a simplified example) the attached file I get an annoying error e.g.

ERROR: bad src
$7 = #(a (a b) (a (b c) #f))

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> Stefan Israelsson Tampe <address@hidden> writes:
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> > Hi,
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> > I wanted to enter meta data where the symbols are important into a
> > syntax object and tried to be smart
> > in doing that but stumbled on this because loading (a simplified
> > example) the attached file I get an annoying error e.g.
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> > ERROR: bad src
> > $7 = #(a (a b) (a (b c) #f))
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> Fixed in 30398e94f9cadfaff44117bbff214b0b7ba703ca.
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>    Thanks!
>      Mark
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