On May 28, 9:23 pm, CuppoJava <patrickli_2...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> (defblockfn with_surrounding_text [text func]
> (println text)
> (func)
> (println text))
Okay, but it doesn't seem that much neater than just writing the macro
manually:
(defmacro with-surrounding-text [text & body]
`(do (println ~text)
~...@body
(println ~text)))
It also adds a layer of indirection. If someone familiar with Clojure
saw the macro, they'd understand what it does. If they saw defblockfn,
they'd have to spend longer working out what the defblockfn macro
does.
- James
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