[SOLVED] How can I evaluate in Main from a module?

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An update…
I thought maybe about using getfield() for this, it seemed apt as I could get the field :x from module, once again pretend that module has underlines around it. That ended up working perfectly. Somehow after pulling my hair out for an hour, and FINALLY deciding to post on the forums, I ended up figuring it out in like a minute after posting. Really, I blame myself for not thinking of getfield() earlier. Here is the new code:

macro each(exp::Expr)
    x = exp.args[2]
    xname = ""
    if contains(string(x), '[')
        xname = eval(x)
    else
        xname = getfield(__module__, Symbol(x))
    end
    if length(exp.args) == 2
        for value in xname
            state = eval(Meta.parse(string(exp.args[1], "(", value, ")")))
            if state != true
                return(false)
            end
        end
    end

    for value in xname
        state = eval(Meta.parse(string(value," ", exp.args[1], " ", exp.args[3])))
        if state != true
            return(false)
        end
    end
    return(true)
end

So if anyone is wondering how to get values, and work with values from main from within a module, from expressions, this is at least one working way to do so.