I tried Chez Scheme inspect/object, it showed #<procedure> instead of (lambda (x) x) (define f (lambda (x) x)) (define x (inspect/object f)) (define x-code (x 'code)) (x-code 'source) ; => #<procedure>

Using match how do you match the value of a symbol? For example, instead of matching a string literal, I want to use a variable containing that string.

(define a 10) (match a [(== a) 1] [_ 2])

Yes! thanks

@sorawee I don’t see that in the docs

It’s here: https://docs.racket-lang.org/reference/match.html#%28form._%28%28lib._racket%2Fmatch..rkt%29._~3d~3d%29%29

It’s an extension of match

The match form by itself doesn’t support ==

Ah, an extension. Seems like is a case that’s important enough to note further up in the docs.

Maybe case would be better in this case…

Scratch that.

You might want evcase instead.

(but also I wouldn’t phrase that as “the value of a symbol” but “the value of a variable”)

I thought I might be (rightfully so) corrected on that :)