Compile error when trying to `import-macros`

[Akeboshiwind]

Problem

When I write a macro file and try to import it I get an error Compile error: macros module not found.

Reproduction

nfnl version: 7ef3da2

A similar setup as #12:

mkdir /tmp/test
cd /tmp/test

touch {macro,.nfnl,file}.fnl
echo ";; [nfnl-macro]\n{:test (fn test [])}" > macro.fnl
echo "(import-macros {: test} :macros)\n(test)" > file.fnl

If I try and compile file.fnl I get:

Compile command

```sh nvim file.fnl --headless -c "lua vim.notify = function(msg) local f = io.open('/dev/stdout', 'a'); f:write(msg .. '\n'); f:close() end" -c 'write' -c 'quit' ```

/private/tmp/test/file.fnl:1:0 Compile error: unknown:376:? Compile error: macros module not found.

(import-macros {: test} :macros)

[Olical]

Looks to me like you have macro.fnl but you're trying to require macros.fnl? I think? I hope it's as simple as that 😅

[Akeboshiwind]

Ah, good catch!

I'm still having a problem with this in my dotfiles but I'll try and find an actual reproduction of it 🤔

For now here's the actual error message I'm getting:

<snip>/.config/nvim/fnl/plugins/copilot.fnl:2:0 Compile error: <snip>/.config/nvim/fnl/macros.fnl:14:3 Compile error: tried to reference a macro without calling it

{: call-in}
* Try renaming the macro so as not to conflict with locals.

(import-macros {: call-in} :macros)
* Try renaming the macro so as not to conflict with locals.

What's weird is that if I instead import nfnl.macros it compiles just fine.

[Akeboshiwind]

Alright, I figured things out. Turns out the problem was that I was defining the macro in macros.fnl using macro not fn.

Full reproduction of the error:

mkdir /tmp/test
cd /tmp/test

touch {macro,.nfnl,file}.fnl
echo ";; [nfnl-macro]\n(macro test [])\n{: test}" > macro.fnl
echo "(import-macros {: test} :macro)\n(test)" > file.fnl

compile() { nvim $1 --headless -c "lua vim.notify = function(msg) local f = io.open('/dev/stdout', 'a'); f:write(msg .. '\n'); f:close() end" -c 'write' -c 'quit' }
compile macro.fnl
compile file.fnl

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So this looks like an error on my part, I'm guessing that macro defines the macro locally to the file and so there's nothing to export/import.