IR-transformer not implicitly renaming?

[Idiomdrottning]

Is this by design or borked?

(define-syntax a-test

(ir-macro-transformer

(lambda (e i c)

'(define hey '(print "I said hey!")))))

(a-test)
hey

Prints "I said hey!"

[Idiomdrottning]

I was thinking it was gonna say

Error: unbound variable: hey

[Idiomdrottning]

Oh, ok, I see. It only renames them inside of the macro.

(define-syntax maif

(ir-macro-transformer

(lambda (e i c)

`(let ((it ,(cadr e)))

(if it ,(caddr e) ,(cadddr e))))))

(maif (zero? 0) it 'no)

[Idiomdrottning]

OK I guess this is just normal.

(define-syntax stest

(syntax-rules ()

((stest)

(define (heyo) (print "Heyo!")))))

(stest)
(heyo)

So weird!
I thought this was "unhygienic"

[Idiomdrottning]

Went back over and removed some unnecessary injects from my code!

[sjamaan]

This is actually a corner case of ER macros, too. It's unspecified what should happen if you rename an identifier at toplevel. Currently, CHICKEN just strips the renaming, but this may change in the future, so it's better to leave those "unnecessary" injects, IMO.