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Maybe. It's not documented, so I'm not sure. And many of my use cases would need a shorter alias.

[The Emacs docs](https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Eval-During-Compile.html) on `eval-when-compile` says it's kind of similar. > Elsewhere, the Common Lisp `‘#.’` reader macro (but not when interpreting) is closer to what `eval-when-compile` does. Unlike Hy,...

Maybe related to #919. You could sort of emulate having arbitrary Python objects in the AST using pickle. See also https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51675355/how-to-eval-a-cond-case-and-return-function-object The easiest way for a macro to resolve to...

I don't think Hy is stable yet. It's certainly powerful enough to write a serious project now, but there are still big problems that would probably require breaking changes to...

> Is there a list anywhere of projects written in Hy? Not really, but it's easy to ask GitHub to generate one: https://github.com/search?l=&o=desc&q=language%3AHy&s=updated&type=Repositories

@alphapapa we do consider pull requests. If you're good at Python (or even documentation) or know people who are, you could help speed things up.

What would it take to adapt doctest to use a Hy repl instead of the Python one? The main reason you put tests in docstrings is to show examples of...

@meteorsh does it work in the new Jupyter Lab environment or only the old Jupyter Notebooks? I got it working with jupyterlab-vim and the ex command `:imap fd `, so...

> I think the new parinfer.js implementation will be much faster/simpler to port. Just a heads up. > [...] > I'm not familiar with Emacs/Elisp, so I'm gonna leave it...

I'm thinking of making a "cookbook" section in the docs with how-tos. That's what a lot of the old FAQ was.