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For clojure-emacs/cider-nrepl#863 (comment) , I'd need to know if the prefix is being called within a given function macro, given a context.
e.g. "is __prefix__ within a future call"?
__prefix__
future
That would be true here:
(future __prefix__) (future (foo __prefix__))
But not here:
(do (future 42) (foo __prefix__))
...I'm wondering if this is something you've solved before, or that might be easy with some existing Compliment primitives?
Cheers - V
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Any thoughts on this one?
The way I'd implement it would be probably by repatedly going up zippers.
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This should be possible without having to use zippers. The context format that Compliment provides is suitable for that. See https://github.com/alexander-yakushev/compliment/wiki/Context.
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For clojure-emacs/cider-nrepl#863 (comment) , I'd need to know if the prefix is being called within a given function macro, given a context.
e.g. "is
__prefix__
within afuture
call"?That would be true here:
But not here:
...I'm wondering if this is something you've solved before, or that might be easy with some existing Compliment primitives?
Cheers - V
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