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How are you doing this morning @lady3janepl?
Nice. I'm feeling a little broken today. I'm on leave and have a pet project of removing some old decking and putting new decking down in its place.
Bore da
morning!
morning all!
@lady3janepl an idea you can share?
ahh err complicated 😅 I’m stealing getting inspired by some of clojure’s data structure handling methods
and writing a library for another language which annoys me by having crap data handling… and I just realised how I can solve the problem of “I want wrapper classes to be clearly marked as lazy, but also get direct access to their internal generators which are doing the actual work”
(except I now discovered something’s not quite working and if you have a chain of first(map(list-of-stuff)))
, ish, it advances the original generator one step too far, and debugging several layers of chained generators is … interesting)
I think you’re perfectly awake, just suffering from the same generator problems I’m having...
anyone written any custom map-like types in clojurescript ? is there anything similar to potemkin/def-map-type
around to make life easier ?