Hi everyone. The more I use DEFINE-STRUCTURE or DEFINE-TYPE, the more I wish that my editor would do some syntax colouring of the constructors/getters/setters of each type I define. I believe that I could write a command to create the highlights for a given S-exp, or that I could write a parser in my editor (vim), but I believe that it may not be the best thing to do. (Well, actually, parsing just the structure declaration may be very the best trade-off between efficiency and pain-to-implement). So, I wonder if there's a way to tell gambit to print/export all the names it defined after doing macro expansion of a file, and then quit without evaluating anything. I would then have a callback in my editor to get new symbols and then add new syntax colouring for them on the fly… I thought I could use "gsc -expansion" for that, but it's full of invalid tokens that can't be read back, such as '#<procedure #2 foo> Cheers, P! -- Français, English, 日本語, 한국어