Thanks, Ben,
I think that while simplifying the example to create a small failing
test case I made some confusion about the root cause of the problems I
was having.
Cheers
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(1) #( ... ) is tanslated to (fn* [ ARGS ] ( ... )) before any macros
are expanded because it is a *reader macro*.
(2) The contents of #() are taken to be a function application. That's
why you can write #(+ 1 %) and have + applied to 1 and %. By the same
token, you can't write #(true) and expect
Hi all,
I've stumbled upon some interesting behaviour regarding macros and
anonymous functions. I couldn't find doco anywhere on this so if you
have any pointers please let me know.
Considering the macro:
(defmacro splicer [a] `(list ~@ a))
What's the expected result of:
(macroexpand-1 '(splic
