Answer by kbsant for How to bind var's name and value in the clojure macro?
You can first capture the variable names and their values into a map:(defmacro name-map [& xs] (let [args-list# (cons 'list (map (juxt (comp keyword str) identity) xs))] `(into {} ~args-list#)))If...
View ArticleAnswer by Taylor Wood for How to bind var's name and value in the clojure macro?
It looks like you want to write a file of delimited values using binding names and their values from inside a let. Macros transform code during compilation and so they cannot know the run-time values...
View ArticleAnswer by Svante for How to bind var's name and value in the clojure macro?
I think you are looking for the function name. To demonstrate:user=> (defmacro write-columns [& columns] (let [names (map name columns)] `(str ~@names)))#'user/write-columnsuser=>...
View ArticleHow to bind var's name and value in the clojure macro?
Assum I hava some(more than 20) variables, I want to save them to a file. I don't want to repeat 20 times the same code.I wrote a macro but it gave me an error.my test...
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