On Feb 5, 5:51 pm, Kees-Jochem Wehrmeijer <henc...@gmail.com> wrote: > Well, my idea was for the type to hold a datastore query (Google App > Engine). At the moment I'm using a map for this. To get the results > from the query I have a function run-query that takes the map and > returns a seq based on an Iterable. I was thinking that if I had a > custom query type that still behaved like map (in the sense that I can > still use assoc on it), but which returns the results of the query if > you call seq on it. > > So basically the map would hold the query parameters, but as soon as > you use it as a seq it actually gives the results of the query. You could mimic ClojureQL and execute the query when you deref the object.
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