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And my point is that everything isn't a list, but it is data. Macros are functions that take data, and return data. Their most common usage is that that they ta
by arohner 12y ago
And my point is that everything isn't a list, but it is data. Macros are functions that take data, and return data. Their most common usage is that that they take lists and return lists, but that isn't required.
- taeric 12y agoMakes sense. I was actually coming at it from the "everything is in a list" vantage. And can be destructured as such. (Restructured, as well, of course.)