![]() The pretty printer and built-in printer for traditional Racket did not consistently provide the current quoting mode while checking for unquoting and cycles. All printers, including the Racket CS printer, are improved for a structure type that has `prop:custom-print-quotable` as 'always, in which case we know that unquoting- and cycle-checking time that the components will be in quoted mode. The pretty printer also made three passes through a value to check for cycles, compute cycles, and compute unquotes, and those are now fused into a single pass like the Racket CS printer. The built-in printer for traditional Racket still makes up to two passes, but it now behaves more like other printers by recurring immediately on nested calls via `prop:custom-write` instead of accumulating them for after the `prop:custom-write` callback returns. The documentation clarifies that synthesizing new values during printing can interefere with cycle checking and unquoting, but the printers now react to that behavior more consistently. |
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Racket is a general-purpose programming language and an ecosystem for language-oriented programming.
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