identifiers with dots in them

[rfindler]

It seems like something has broken identifiers with dots in them (the original error that tipped me off is here).

For example, with this file:

#lang rhombus/static/and_meta
import:
  "y.rkt" as pkernel:
    expose #{x.y}

where y.rkt has:

#lang racket/base
(provide x.y)
(define x.y 1)

produces the error:

Welcome to DrRacket, version 8.11.1.7 [cs].
Language: rhombus/static/and_meta, with debugging; memory limit: 256 MB.
. import: identifier to expose is not provided in: #{x.y}
> 

[mflatt]

The relevant changes was 9c5ebbd. I knew that . in imported Racket identifiers would be an issue, but I didn't expect it to be an issue right away. I'm not immediately certain of the repair, but I think it can be fixed.

[rfindler]

I can change the identifier! No problem! Robby

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[usaoc]

Can we keep this open to track the issue?

[rfindler]

Oh, sure, I've reopened it. (I also changed the offending code so it isn't a problem for me currently.)