I am trying to get a couple of edge cases to past and since I am very new
to clojure/lisp (2 days total) I thought I would ask.
I am using defmacro like the following. I have 2 edge case which are
failing. I would like to be able to process these cases where there are
extra bits and as you probably guessed the last 2 entries have keys with
not value. I don't thinks the :keys will work for these cases.
Any ideas on how I could destruct this so all the cases would pass?
(defmacro iif [expr & {:keys [then, else]}]
`(if ~expr ~then ~else))
(println(iif (> 3 1))) ;nil
(println(iif (> 3 1) :then 'ok)) ;ok
(println(iif (< 5 3) :else 'ok)) ;ok
(println(iif (> 3 1) :else 'oops)) ;nil
(println(iif (> 3 1) :else 'oops :then 'ok));ok
;;(println(iif (> 3 1) :then )) ;nil
;;(println(multi-if (> 3 1) :else 'oops :then (println'hi) 'ok)) ;;hi ok
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