11 Macros

Macros in The Racket Guide introduces Macros.

See Syntax Model for general information on how programs are parsed. In particular, the subsection Expansion Steps describes how parsing triggers macros, and Transformer Bindings describes how macro transformers are called.

11.1 Pattern-Based Syntax Matching

11.2 Syntax Object Content

11.3 Syntax Object Bindings

11.4 Syntax Transformers

11.4.1 require Transformers

11.4.2 provide Transformers

11.4.3 Keyword-Argument Conversion Introspection

11.5 Syntax Parameters

11.5.1 Syntax Parameter Inspection

11.6 Local Binding with Splicing Body

11.7 Syntax Object Properties

11.8 Syntax Taints

11.9 Expanding Top-Level Forms

11.9.1 Information on Expanded Modules

11.10 File Inclusion

11.11 Syntax Utilities

11.11.1 Creating formatted identifiers

11.11.2 Pattern variables

11.11.3 Error reporting

11.11.4 Recording disappeared uses

11.11.5 Miscellaneous utilities

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1	Language Model
2	Syntactic Forms
3	Datatypes
4	Structures
5	Classes and Objects
6	Units
7	Contracts
8	Pattern Matching
9	Control Flow
10	Concurrency and Parallelism
11	Macros
12	Input and Output
13	Reflection and Security
14	Operating System
15	Memory Management
16	Unsafe Operations
17	Running Racket
	Bibliography
	Index

11.1	Pattern-Based Syntax Matching
11.2	Syntax Object Content
11.3	Syntax Object Bindings
11.4	Syntax Transformers
11.5	Syntax Parameters
11.6	Local Binding with Splicing Body
11.7	Syntax Object Properties
11.8	Syntax Taints
11.9	Expanding Top-Level Forms
11.10	File Inclusion
11.11	Syntax Utilities