Hey,
I'm trying to write a Macro for CLJS which calls a Javascript Function
directly in the generated code (NOT in the macro). But since the javascript
function (and namespace) is unknown to Clojure it fails trying to resolve
it.
Extemely simplified example:
question.clj
(ns question)
(defmacro foo [a b]
`(goog.something/other ~a ~b))
app.cljs
(ns app
(:require-macros [question]))
(question/foo 1 2)
; so the result should be
(goog.something/other 1 2)
Another problem will be the missing goog.require('goog.something') but
thats something I can work arround.
How do I tell the macro to leave the symbol (goog.something/other) as is
instead of trying to resolve it?
/thomas
PS: I'm playing with goog.result/wait* which looks very interesting. The
Goal would be a macro which lets me write:
(let [req1 (xhr/getJson "/object/1")
req2 (xhr/getJson "/object/2")]
(wait-success [obj1 req1
obj2 req2]
(do-stuff obj1)
(do-other obj2)
(do-more obj1 obj2)))
wait-success being the macro, hiding all the CombinedResult wrapping and
unwrapping. Trying to coordinate 2 seperate async requests is annoying with
callbacks.
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