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<joha2>
Hi! Is there a reason that for the function 'keyword-apply' the list of keywords together with its values has to be sorted? I don't want to sort my keywords and therefore I have to use (require kw-utils/keyword-apply-sort) which does this for me. Is there any other possibility I missed?
<joha2>
And another question which is connected with this: I use the keywords to fill a struct, but the keywords are just my solution to avoid giving the arguments for the struct in a certain order. At the beginning of this whole process there is (surprise!) a DSL. Here the user may enter certain arguments in an arbitrary order which should then be put (together with reasonable defaults of non-given arguments) into the struct.
<joha2>
Is there any better possibility than using keywords for this task? Disclosure: I am Racket n00b and have not much experience with the macro system apart from a short glance on the tutorials of Greg Hendershott. And btw., sorry for my English if something is not clear :-)
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