[
{
"id": "test-fix-xyz",
"pattern": "test error xyz",
"type": "Test Error",
"fix": "This is a test fix",
"code_example": "(+ 1 2)"
},
{
"id": "bad-template-syntax-datum-to-syntax-context",
"pattern": "Bad template syntax; expected identifier",
"type": "Macro Error",
"fix": "The first argument to datum->syntax must be an IDENTIFIER (a syntax object wrapping a symbol), not a full syntax form. If you're passing `stx` (the whole macro form), change it to `(stx-car stx)` to get the macro name identifier, or use a pattern variable like `#'name`. Better yet, use `stx-identifier` instead for prefix/suffix concatenation.",
"code_example": "(datum->syntax (stx-car stx) (string->symbol \"computed-name\")) ;; identifier context\n;; or better: (datum->syntax #'name (string->symbol \"computed-name\"))\n;; or best: (stx-identifier #'name \"computed-\" #'name)",
"wrong_example": "(datum->syntax stx (string->symbol \"computed-name\")) ;; stx is a list form!",
"related_recipes": [
"datum-to-syntax-first-arg-must-be-identifier",
"macro-identifier-synthesis-all-techniques",
"defsyntax-stx-identifier-generation"
]
}
]
