macro of macros

macro.rkt

@@ -1,21 +1,44 @@
 #lang racket/base
 (require (for-syntax racket/base))
 
-(provide macro-map)
+(provide macro-map macro-for-each)
 
-(define-syntax (macro-map stx)
+
-  (syntax-case stx ()
+(define-syntax-rule (make-mappy-macro mappy-macro-name joining-proc ending-value)
+  (define-syntax mappy-macro-name
+    (syntax-id-rules ()
+      ;; convert quote form into list form
+      [(_ macro-name (quote (items (... ...))))
+       (mappy-macro-name macro-name (list items (... ...)))]
+      
+      ;; catch this case first, because it would also match the next one
       [(_ macro-name (list item0))
-     #'(cons
+       (joining-proc 
-        (macro-name item0) '())]
+        (macro-name item0) ending-value)]
       
-    [(_ macro-name (list item0 items ...))
+      [(_ macro-name (list item0 items (... ...)))
-     #'(cons
+       (joining-proc 
         (macro-name item0) 
-        (macro-map macro-name (list items ...)))]))
+        (mappy-macro-name macro-name (list items (... ...))))])))
+
+(make-mappy-macro macro-for-each begin (void))
+(make-mappy-macro macro-map cons '())
+
+
+
+(define-syntax-rule (add pair)
+  (+ (car pair) (cdr pair)))
+
+
+;; this matches first case - why?
+(macro-for-each add (list (cons 12 20)))
+
+
+;(macro-map add (list 24 25 30))
+;(macro-map add '(24 25 30))
+
 
+;(macro-map-old add (list 24 25 30))
 
-(define-syntax-rule (add x)
+;(macro-for-each add '(24 25 30))
-  (+ 1 x))
 
-(macro-map add (list 24 25 30))