environments question

[Nic]

If somefile.scm looks like this:

;; somefile.scm

(define-public (somefunc-defined-in-somefile . args)
   (list "some result"))

;; End file.


And I do this in a Guile repl:

  (let ((myenv (interaction-environment)))
    (eval '((primitive-load "somefile.scm")) myenv)
    (eval '((apply 'somefunc-defined-in-somefile (list))) env)
    (somefunc-defined-in-somefile (list)))



Should the second call to somefunc-defined-in-somefile work? It does
but I was suprised by that. I thought that I had loaded somefile.scm
in the environment called myenv.

Is there some way to achieve this? To load a scheme file into a
defined environment without the bindings being imported into the very
top level?


-- 
Nic Ferrier
http://www.tapsellferrier.co.uk