I wanted to achive following inside a macro. Lets say I have a macro called
deffilter which can use in following manner.
(deffilter split-sentence ["sentence"] ["word"]
(work {}
(let [tuple (pop)
words (s/split (value-at tuple 0) " ")]
(doseq [w words]
(push [w] :anchor tuple)))))
I need to transform above work section to something looks like following.
(work [tuple1234]
(let [tuple tuple1234
words (s/split (value-at tuple 0) " ")]
(doseq [w words]
(push [w] :anchor tuple))))
(pop) should be replaced by tuple1234 like string which is same as
parameter to work function.
Really appriciate if someone can point me a way to achieve this. I am not
sure having pop as another macro is viable because I need to use the same
name as input parameter to work function.
Thanks
Milinda
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