>
> (defn foo
> "I don't do a whole lot."
> [a b]
> ((let [y (bar(a b))]
> (println a b "Hello, World!"))))
>
>
Now, *there* are some very suspicious parens around...
1. You're trying to call a as a function
2. Yes, you're calling bar with too few parameters, but how many? One.
3. Finally, after fixing that, you'd try to call nil as a function. Can
you see, why? The '(('.
... just to be nitpicking and slightly off-topic, I know. Sorry.
Note, that it may be a reasonable fix to your situation to change bar
instead of foo. This is possible by evaluating the new definition of bar
/later/; bar could also be a dynamically bindable Var, so that when
compiling foo, we do not know how to call bar correctly. That's the way
the compiler works. A linter like eastwood[1] might report this, though.
Kind regards,
stefan
[1] https://github.com/jonase/eastwood
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