macro how deal with sql like fn use map

I want to use one macro to handle with seq parameter, but I don’t know how!

e.g.:

(defmacro create-table-def
  [s]
  `(let [ks# (keys (struct-map ~s))
         sql# (map (fn [p#] (str (name p#) " varchar(20) ")) ks#)]
     (str "create-table " '~s " ( "
          (apply str (interleave seq# ", ")) " ) ") ))

I have multiple parameter invoke this macro, but not use map (map create-table-def ps) or reduce, what should I do to deal with.

I use a macr开发者_JS百科o because I want to know the parameter symbol.

I came up with this version that is reasonably close to your version:

(defmacro create-table-def [table-name key-val-map]
  (let [sql-part1 (vector "create table " 
      (name table-name)
      "(")
 sql-pre-part2 (apply vector 
        (map #(str (name (first %)) 
     " " 
     (second %)) 
      key-val-map))
 sql-part2 (butlast (interleave sql-pre-part2 (repeat ", ")))
 sql-part3 [");"]]
    (apply str (concat sql-part1 sql-part2 sql-part3))))

(create-table-def my-table {foo "varchar(20)" bar "int"})
;"create table my-table(foo varchar(20), bar int);"

And if you really need to pass in a seq you can do this:

(defmacro create-table-def2 [[name & pairs]]
  `(create-table-def ~name ~(apply array-map pairs)))

(create-table-def2 [my-table foo "varchar(20)" bar "int"])
;"create table my-table(foo varchar(20), bar int);"

Or just as direct arguments:

(defmacro create-table-def3 [name & pairs]
  `(create-table-def ~name ~(apply array-map pairs)))

(create-table-def3 my-table foo "varchar(20)" bar "int")
;"create table my-table(foo varchar(20), bar int);"

More directly focussed towards the solutions however, (ab)using the printed representation of a map:

(use '[clojure.contrib.string :as str-utils])
(defmacro table-def [tname & things]
  (str-utils/join " " 
    ["create-table" (name tname) "("
     (str-utils/drop 1 
             (str-utils/chop 
              (print-str (apply array-map things))))
     ");"]))
(table-def my-table foo "varchar(20)" bar "int")
;"create-table my-table ( foo varchar(20), bar int );"