How to get the definition of my function in the MIT circuit?

Question

In JavaScript, I can get the definition of the function "source code", for example:

function alert_Hi() {
    alert("Hi");
}

alert(alert_Hi);

will return exactly what I typed. http://jsfiddle.net/DuCqJ/

How to do this in a MIT circuit?

I remember that I saw something that returns #compound-procedureor something like that, but I really want it to be "source code".

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Tina CG Hoehr Aug 26 '12 at 11:06

2 answers

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Inaimathi 26 . '12 15:18

Nick russell · Accepted Answer · 2013-01-06T17:26:06+0000

You can try pp

(define (display-hi) (display "Hi"))
(pp display-hi) =>
(named-lambda (display-hi)
  (display "Hi"))