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#:keyword
Guile-style keyword syntax.
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#\
Character literals.
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#!
See Special named constants.
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#‘datum
Equivalent to (quasisyntax datum).
Convenience syntax for syntax-case macros.
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#’datum
Equivalent to (syntax datum).
Convenience syntax for syntax-case macros.
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#,datum
Equivalent to (unsyntax datum).
Currently only recognized when inside a #`template form.
Convenience syntax for syntax-case macros.
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#,(name datum ...)
Special named constructors.
This syntax is deprecated, because it conflicts with unsyntax.
It is only recognized when not in a #`template form.
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#,@datum
Equivalent to (unsyntax-splicing datum).
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#(
A vector.
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#|
Start of nested-comment.
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#/regex/
See Regular expressions.
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#<
See XML literals.
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#;datum
A datum comment - the datum is ignored.
(An interlexeme-space may appear before the datum.)
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#number=datum
A reference definition, allowing cyclic and shared structure.
Equivalent to the datum, but also defines an association between
the integer number and that datum, which can be
used by a subsequent #number# form.
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#number#
A back-reference, allowing cyclic and shared structure.
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#Radatum
An array literal,
for a multi-dimensional array of rank R.
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#b
A binary (base-2) number.
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#d
A decimal (base-10) number.
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#e
A prefix to treat the following number as exact.
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#f
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#false
The standard boolean false object.
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#fn(number ...)
A uniform vector of floating-point numbers.
The parameter n is a precision, which can be 32 or 64.
See Uniform vectors.
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#i
A prefix to treat the following number as inexact.
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#o
An octal (base-8) number.
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#baser
A number in the specified base (radix).
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#sn(number ...)
A uniform vector of signed integers.
The parameter n is a precision, which can be 8, 16, 32, or 64.
See Uniform vectors.
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#t
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#true
The standard boolean true object.
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#un(number ...)
A uniform vector of unsigned integers.
The parameter n is a precision, which can be 8, 16, 32, or 64.
See Uniform vectors.
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#x
A hexadecimal (base-16) number.
