Hi Christophe,
hth
Yeah, thanks! I'm not sure what I was thinking when I wrote out
`~sbody in the above code, thanks for pointing that out. I've got that
bit of what I'm trying to do working now, I ended up with code that
looks like this:
(defmacro sequential [layout cs]
(let [g (gensym
Hi Meikel,
Please note, that these annotations are wrong. Since
create-form is a macro, container and components refer
to Symbols or some other Clojure structure (depending
on how you pass the later container and map).
Thanks for pointing that out, I didn't realise that. Although, now
that
I'm trying to create a macro that will splice in some additional
elements to a structure. If I have an input struture like so:
(p (s (c foo bar)) (s (c baz qux)))
I'd like to be able to do (splice grp layout (rest my-data)) and have
it return:
((s grp layout (c foo bar)) (s grp layout
ianp a écrit :
I'm trying to create a macro that will splice in some additional
elements to a structure. If I have an input struture like so:
(p (s (c foo bar)) (s (c baz qux)))
I'd like to be able to do (splice grp layout (rest my-data)) and have
it return:
((s grp layout (c foo
On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 9:39 AM, Christophe Grand christo...@cgrand.net wrote:
[...]
`~sbody is equivalent to body
[...]
I think you mean it is equivalent to sbody.
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Hi,
Am 28.04.2009 um 09:26 schrieb ianp:
(defmacro create-form [#^Container container #^Map components
body]
(let [layout (GroupLayout. container)]
(.setLayout container layout)
...))
Please note, that these annotations are wrong. Since
create-form is a macro, container
