19 Jui
2011
19 Jui
'11
18:28
When a keyword argument is left unspecified, it is initialized to #f. This can get weird for optional boolean arguments. For example:
Example:
(define (my-func #!key bool-arg) (if bool-arg bool-arg "bool-arg
unspecified"))
(my-func bool-arg: #t)
#t
(my-func)
"bool-arg unset"
(my-func bool-arg: #f)
"bool-arg unset"
Is there any way to distinguish between keyword arguments that were never set, and keyword arguments that were set to #f?