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I'm not fluent enough in Common Lisp for that book, but the patterns in Let over Lambda translate cleanly to Julia. You can have "Let over Lambda", "Let over La
by Archit3ch 2mo ago
I'm not fluent enough in Common Lisp for that book, but the patterns in Let over Lambda translate cleanly to Julia. You can have "Let over Lambda", "Let over Lambda over Let over Lambda", "Anaphoric Macros" (though you have to break hygiene with esc(), and in practice should just use the native julia do block), "Reader Macros" (via String Macros), "Pandoric Macros", and so on.
- nemoniac 2mo ago> the patterns in Let over Lambda translate cleanly to Julia I would be curious to see such a translation.
- Archit3ch 2mo agoTake for instance Pandoric Macros that allow you to peek inside the hidden state of a closure: # Traditional Let over Lambda counter = let x = 100 () -> x += 1 end counter() # 101 # Pandoric Macro captured_x_ref = Core.getfield(counter, :x) println("The hidden state is: ", captured_x_ref.contents) # Outputs: 101