I've noticed something weird.

I maintain 3 variants of GRASP: one for Android, one for terminal, and one
that uses AWT.
In both PC versions the Kawa interpreter seems to be initialized when I
start up.

But when I start Android version, I invoke

(let ((scheme ::gnu.expr.Language
 (or kawa.standard.Scheme:instance
     (kawa.standard.Scheme))))

      (kawa.standard.Scheme:registerEnvironment)
      (gnu.mapping.Environment:setCurrent
       (scheme:getEnvironment)))

in order to be able to use "eval".

Now, the thing is that when the interpreter is initialized in this way, it
doesn't seem to support the $lookup$ syntax properly.

For some time, I used the following definition (provided to the
interpreter) as a workaround:

(define-syntax $lookup$
  (syntax-rules ()
    (($lookup$ object method)
     (lambda args
       (apply invoke object method args)))))

but it only handles method syntax and not slot accessing, which I find a
bit annoying.

But - since I recently noticed that the Kawa REPL handles both slot
accessing and method calling, I thought that perhaps there is some module
that I could import in the interpreter to have that syntax working?