Phillip Lord <phillip.l...@newcastle.ac.uk> writes:
> Is it because you're expansion returns the symbol and not the
> function.
>
> ('inc 2)
>
> returns nil which is what I think is happening.
Ah, indeed. I really whished that would throw an error. I mean, it's
cool that keywords can lookup themselves in maps, but I don't think
that's needed for symbols. At least I've never seen occurences of
('foo my-map)
('foo my-map ::default)
in real code, and it's likely to shadow errors such as mine.
Anyway, using `resolve` works:
(defmacro do-do [x afn]
`(do ~((resolve afn) x)))
Is that what one would use, or is there something better?
Bye,
Tassilo
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