On Mon, May 30, 2011 at 12:47 AM, iamcreasy quazir...@gmail.com wrote:
Sort of. You can create a macro with defmacro, which like a special
form controls the evaluation of its arguments instead of the arguments
being evaluated first and the function only getting the results.
Things like - and
Sort of. You can create a macro with defmacro, which like a special
form controls the evaluation of its arguments instead of the arguments
being evaluated first and the function only getting the results.
Things like - and defn are macros:
That means, the difference of composite form and
Sort of. You can create a macro with defmacro, which like a special
form controls the evaluation of its arguments instead of the arguments
being evaluated first and the function only getting the results.
Things like - and defn are macros:
That means, the difference of composite form and
On Wed, May 25, 2011 at 10:15 PM, iamcreasy quazir...@gmail.com wrote:
1st question,
Is the form word is a typo here? Isn't the word will be item? If not,
is def a form? That means, this code contains 3 forms. :-s
Technically, anything that can be evaluated is a form. A composite
form is
