Take this scenario, In string buffer i append string continuouslyfor example int a=10; sb.append(\"if(\"+a+\">\"+$b+\"){\\\"checked\\\"}\");
i am trying to write a macro (not computed) that define instances with a loop , for example if it was a computed macro it would have been :
I wanted to wrap the dispatch macro in another for cleanliness. However, Clojure seems to treat it differently ... or perhaps I am misunderstanding something? Let\'s look at the case of simply making
For example, here is a macro: (defmacro my-macro (x y) (if (> x 0) `(lambda (z) (+ z ,y)) `(lambda (z) (+ ,x z))))
I was asked this question in a technical interview: What is the difference between a const and a macro in C++?
I am trying to use Stuart Sierra\'s do-template macro inside a defprotocol and the Clojure compiler complains that I am redefining do-template -- not what I intend:
#include <stdio.h> #include<stdlib.h> #define LIST.H onus; int main () { char *p,*s; printf(\" LIST.H \");
As a follow-up to my previous question, I am trying to write a macro that builds a defprotocol: (build-protocol AProtocol
I\'m looking for software that will allow me to write a macro/script to get EasyTether to re-connect my Android O/S phone (Ally) to the internet (desktop PC) when the connection gets dropped. The prob
I am using the AC_TRY_EVAL macro in a configure.ac. However, http://www.mail-archive.com/autoconf@gnu.org/msg17799.html says that this is discouraged for several reasons.
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