Continuing my exploration of ClojureScript.. I'm writing a small query
language. The syntax consists of data structures like
[:button {:name "Login"}]
In general maps are interpreted as filters. The keys of the maps correspond
to method on JavaScript objects (that I don't control).
So I want to reflectively call a method on a JavaScript object based on the
string name of the map keys. In JavaScript I'd use square brackets for
dynamic property lookup:
obj[method]()
Is there an equivalent ClojureScript approach? I realize that such dynamic
property lookup may be in conflict with Advanced optimizations, however, I
need it for this case, and I can live with simple optimizations for this
program.
- Karl
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