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In Clojurescript it seems that the &env
passed to macros contains the def
vars as well as locals. Is it possible to get the same effect in Clojure?
@dm3 If I'm understanding what you're asking, you'd just call (ns-publics *ns*)
wouldn't you?
I suspect cljs passes def
vars since it doesn't/didn't have a lot of the namespace and var machinery?
if you really wanted you could even use all-ns
in your macro to find other namespaces that may exist…