Veit Heller
Veit Heller
We could do that, but I am not sure whether it's not a bit cluttered. Imagine someone is malicious and does not use linebreaks between the exports: ```clojure (export fn...
Yes, there is a wide array of languages. This is zepto's version of the reader macro pattern, except it's not really a macro. But basically you can hook into the...
And, because I like Bagwell's data structure ideas, maybe it would also make sense to investigate [a Hash Array Mapped Trie](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/hamtmap-0.3/docs/Data-HamtMap.html).
I had an idea how to hash complex numbers yesterday evening. It might be a really bad idea, but maybe something like the following would work: ``` hash = hash(imaginary)...
There is a unified, pattern-matching implementation of `let` (not `letrec`-conformant yet) in the `zepto-stdlib` branch `v0.9.7-new-let`.
This is fixed in the next release of zepto, `v0.9.7`.
An experimental implementation of this feature is provided in the `new-cons` branch.
`[1]`, because it would add `1` to an empty list.
The empty list, similar to Javascript, Python, or Ruby.
Okay, let me rephrase: `[]` is a quoted list[1]. Quoting is, as per usual in Lisp, the facility to separate code and data. To illustrate your example: ```clojure (1 2...